Notebook vacuum sputtering provider Paragon Tech sees revenue drop in 1Q11
Paragon Technologies, a Taiwan-based provider of vacuum sputtering processing to prevent EMI in notebooks, has announced consolidated revenues of NT4 million (US.08 million) for the first quarter of 2011, down 40.25% on year, with net profits of NT.12 million, down from NT6 million in the first quarter of 2010, and EPS of NTNotebook: Cal’s Henderson named national player of week
Courtesy photo/goldenbearsports.com – Former Sheldon pitcher Jolene Henderson was named the NFCA National Player of the Week after the Cal sophomore allowed no earned runs and struck out 23 in four games.
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Alienware Discontinues M15x Gaming Notebook?
Alienware’s M15x gaming notebook has disappeared from Dell’s website. It is also being removed from several of Dell’s international sites.
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Notebook: Montoya, Newman rough it up
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Juan Pablo Montoya and Ryan Newman don’t like each other.
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Notebook: Colts like what they see in Nevis
Drake Nevis, the Indianapolis Colts’ new defensive tackle, said he had a sense of connection with the team before he was drafted in the third round of the NFL draft Friday.
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Phillies Notebook: Utley plays in simulated game; Amaro upbeat about return
Since the Phillies shut down their star second baseman in late February, the only certainty about Chase Utley’s recovery from a painful knee condition has been the club’s steadfast refusal to even address a timetable for his return.
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Notebook: FEMA opens center in Robeson County
The federal government has opened a disaster recovery center in Robeson County. The Federal Emergency Management Agency center is at the Robeson County Department of Social Services at 435 Caton Road in Lumberton, federal officials said in news release Saturday.
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Notebook: Giants’ Sandoval out 4-6 weeks with broken wrist
San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval has a broken bone in his right wrist and is expected to miss four to six weeks, adding to the concerns for the struggling World Series champions.
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Notebook: Crank rebounds from slow start to fuel Michigan offense
COLUMBUS — It’s been a tale of two seasons for Coley Crank — non-conference and conference. And luckily for the Wolverines, it’s been the Big Ten season where the junior catcher has excelled. read more
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Notebook: Several invites left waiting until second day
There was a downside to the NFL’s decision to invite 25 players to the draft this year. Not all of them were taken in the first round.
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Draft notebook — Labor situation ‘is different’ for GM
Steve Doerschuk’s notebook from Berea on Thursday following the first round of the NFL Draft.
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Outdoor Notebook: Ride the range with DWR, go birding with Audubon or take a hike with Wasatch Mountain Club
Outdoor Notebook: Ride the range with DWR, go birding with Audubon or take a hike with Wasatch Mountain Club The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 27, 2011 04:40PM MDT Ride with DWR The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is inviting the public along as big-game biologists to conduct annual spring range rides across the state. The rides, some by horseback and some by vehicle, help wildlife …
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Political Notebook for Saturday, April 23, 2011
Editor’s note — The last day The News-Dispatch will run Political Notebook prior to the election is Wednesday, April 27. Those with information to submit should do so by Monday, April 25.
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Compal turning focus to non-notebook products
As the company’s notebook shipment growth is starting to slow down, Taiwan-based notebook maker Compal Electronics is turning more aggressive in strengthening its R&D for tablet PCs, while the company is also recruiting software talent hoping to synchronize its TV, smartphone and PC products to allow functions such as file sharing between the devices in the future, according to company president …
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