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Articles in Sept 4, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Intel patent suit against Broadcom
• Trojan attacks Palm Pilots
• Speed fight claims its first casualty - Intel recalls its 1.13GHz Pentium III chip - Brief Article
• Ford Keeps Your Eyes On The Road - Brief Article
• Graduate salaries slide #500 despite telecoms boom continuing - Brief Article
• AMC and MMC are set to to join forces
• Projection TV reaches customers
• Keepers winners, losers weepers
• Show is launchpad for UK franchises
• CBEs join electrical protection line-up - Brief Article
• Starter kit as Cardsystem-PCI - Brief Article
• Flagship controller offers 16bit
• VVA offers 18 to 40GHz opportunities
• Chip centres continue to sprout
• Robot guards can use guns
• Galgon puts up #1.4m - Brief Article
• Nintendo unveils the Gamecube
• Looking ahead to online shopping
• Core licence deal
• Davies becomes Druck chief executive
• Easier imaging
• Zif sockets come in a variety of pitches - Brief Article
• Test set meets GSM mobile demand - Brief Article
• Incandescent lamp replacement
• Power driver IC has 8bit shift register
• Science is still a turn off for UK students
• Rambus is sued twice - Brief Article
• GPS accuracy `now just 5m' - Brief Article
• Irish hope for HQ as Cork gets Cisco
• Filtronic sets precedent for deal based on staff
• World Wide Watch
• PEOPLE
• Tuning in to Joe Public
• X-ray system for PCB assembly makers - Brief Article
• Fibre optic redundant ring on a system - Brief Article
• Eight-channel comms device makes entry
• Converter system aid to V.35 router
• Plunging pound set to raise kit and part prices
• Linux group share information
• Troubled lottery bid
• Universities spin off more as they discover the fruits of success - Brief Article
• Verizon seeks $5bn listing
• Equiinet and Dica merged by Jones
• New battery capacity guidelines
• Linux flexes its muscles
• Debut for testing and inspection - Brief Article
• Optical sensor uses cross-beam scans - Brief Article
• Capacitors offer built-in safety mechanism
• Compact transducers in various outputs
• Flexible plastic parts `will soon conduct'
• Vodafone wins government deal
• Vulcan splits off Moon subsidiary - Brief Article
• Crisis as salaries `scare off the best' - Brief Article
• New business plan in Transmeta IPO
• Deutsche Telekom acquires Powertel
• GigaBlade network chip adds system intelligence
• VIEWPOINT
• Bias may hurt in the long run
• Taking a stand on lead-free
• Demonstrations of a decorative kind - Brief Article
• Transceiver offers 5 and 3.3V flexibility - Brief Article
• Cable delay lines speed bandwidth
• Temperature range boosts LCD choice
• Order Book
• Tower adds fab partner
• Broadband licensees sought - Brief Article
• Vax Gets The Axe - Brief Article
• Selling to the US
• Racal picks Tomaszewski and Roberts
• Added pixels on CCD
• Placement machine takes pride of place
• Bigger bobbins join line-up - Brief Article
• Cad tool is a boost to flexibility - Brief Article
• Transceivers suit broadband devices
• Two profiles for use in tight tolerances
• 2001 is fully booked
• New chief for Philips
• Intel unveils the Xscale - Brief Article
• Developing nations `need an e-sense' - Brief Article
• Transeda AIMs for design buys - Brief Article

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