Tag: electronics
Infinix Launches Up to 33% Discount on XPAD 30E Tablets at DNS Stores
Infinix offers up to 33% off on XPAD 30E tablets at DNS from May 8 to June 7, 2026, ideal for travel, study, work, and entertainment.
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Infinix Prepares to Launch GT 50 Pro Gaming Smartphone Featuring Advanced Cooling Technology
Infinix is set to release the GT 50 Pro, a gaming smartphone equipped with a powerful MediaTek processor and a proprietary cooling system.
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Potential Samsung Semiconductor Strike Drives Up Memory Prices in China
Upcoming strike threats at Samsung semiconductor plants push DDR4 and DDR5 memory prices higher in China amid stalled labor talks.
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TSMC Raises Semiconductor Market Revenue Forecast to $1.5 Trillion by 2030
TSMC has increased its semiconductor industry revenue projection to $1.5 trillion by 2030, surpassing the previous $1 trillion estimate.
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Trump Mobile T1 Smartphone Shipments Expected to Begin This Week, CEO Confirms
The Trump Mobile T1 smartphone could reach customers this week, according to CEO Pat O’Brien amid cancellation rumors.
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Samsung Workers Union to Resume Negotiations Amid Planned Nationwide Strike
Samsung Electronics faces renewed union negotiations ahead of a planned 18-day nationwide strike that could impact the company and South Korea’s economy.
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TSMC and Sony Semiconductor Solutions Form Joint Venture for Next-Gen Image Sensors
TSMC and Sony Semiconductor Solutions announced a new joint venture in Japan to advance the development and production of next-generation image sensors.
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ReMarkable Unveils Paper Pure E-Ink Tablet With Enhanced Performance and Weight Reduction
Norwegian company reMarkable launches Paper Pure, a lighter, faster E-Ink tablet succeeding the reMarkable 2 with upgraded hardware and software features.
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Investors Push Nintendo to Raise Switch 2 Price Amid Profitability Concerns
Investors urge Nintendo to increase Switch 2 pricing due to rising costs impacting the console’s profitability less than a year after launch.
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Global Semiconductor Sales Approach $1 Trillion as Q1 2026 Revenue Hits Nearly $300 Billion
The semiconductor market posted nearly $300 billion in sales during Q1 2026, on track to surpass $1 trillion for the year.
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Samsung Leadership Urges Union to Avoid Strike Amid Bonus Pay Dispute
Samsung management appeals to union members to prevent an 18-day strike over bonus pay demands this month.
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Japanese Toilet Manufacturer Toto Sees Unexpected Boost From AI Memory Chip Demand
Toto, known for advanced toilets, has increased earnings by supplying electrostatic components for NAND memory amid chip shortages and AI growth.
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