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The Future Is Sensory - Hospitality Asia

June 2008 Smell and sound are the next big branding tools. Branding, as far as the hospitality business is concerned, is now no longer just about brand standards, logos on everything which can be monogrammed or even service excellence. In a business ... B2B News Asia
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Energy Star server ratings to include power profile

After years of development, Energy Star ratings for enterprise servers are set for release Monday, which will give buyers a "starting point" for comparing efficiency. External Source

Dell said to tap Via Nano for servers

The New York Times reports that Dell will unveil a system that has 12 full servers running on Via's Nano chip. External Source

AMD shrugs off Intel cross-licensing threat

Intel has yet to act on threat to pull out of cross-licensing agreement involving an AMD joint venture, which AMD's Asia-Pacific head insists poses no issue. External Source

Netbook demand to rise in Singapore

Cloud computing and prevalence of wireless broadband in country will drive sales of portable and ultraportable PCs, says AMI-Partners. External Source

HP laptop batteries recalled for overheating

About 70,000 batteries sold with HP laptops are subject to overheating, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission . Two have caught on fire, but no injuries are reported. External Source

Antitrust fine doesn't change Intel-AMD balance

The US$1.45 billion fine will cause headaches for Intel's sales force, but the AMD-Intel war will still be won or lost primarily on the companies' technology. External Source

IEA: Little gadgets consume gigawatts of power

Home electronics account for 15 percent of electricity bills and its share is growing rapidly. The International Energy Agency calls for policies to promote efficiency in consumer electronics. External Source

Seagate lays off 1,100 employees

Hard-drive maker lays off 1,100 employees, or 2.5 percent of its global workforce in an effort to save US$120 million annually. External Source

Report: Microsoft taking on Wii with motion-sensing camera

The Xbox 360 maker will soon release a motion-sensitive video camera that will let players control games with their bodies, the Wall Street Journal reports. External Source

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