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Consumer Electronics

Microsoft (MSFT) Says XBox Live May Double

If the Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xbox 360 will stop overheating, the company believes that it can double the number of Xbox Live users. The Live product has 10 million users now who…

Douglas A. McIntyre
7:53am ET
Apps & Software

Microsoft (MSFT) Gets Good News From Asia

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) says that its sales to PC makers in Taiwan are running up and should rise about 10% this year. Manufacturers in Taiwan make about 60% of PCs sold around…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:19am ET
Consumer Electronics

Is Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) The Exception Or The Rule

Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) turned in one of the best performances of the earnings season. Net income rose 38%. Revenue rose 13% to $28.5 billion. The computer company raised guidance and its shares…

Douglas A. McIntyre
5:49am ET
Consumer Electronics

Nintendo To Push Envelop In Video Games (SNE)(MSFT)

It is not enough that Nintendo’s Wii outsells the Sony (NYSE: SNE) PS3 and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xbox 360 in almost every market, every month. Nintendo its launching a new product in…

Douglas A. McIntyre
9:19am ET
Consumer Electronics

Microsoft (MSFT) Xbox Failure Rate As High As 16%

According to a report in The Inquirer, the failure rate of Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xboxs is running at about 16%. One retailer put the number as high as 33%. Most industry observers…

Douglas A. McIntyre
5:57am ET
Consumer Electronics

Sony’s (SNE) PlayStation 3 Becomes A Winner

After month upon month of being bested by the Nintendo Wii and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), the Sony (NYSE: SNE) PS3 is emerging from the shadows. Sales of video games rose 11% in…

Douglas A. McIntyre
7:04am ET
Consumer Electronics

Apple (AAPL) Looking At Game Console Business

It is not enough that Nintendo, Microsoft (MSFT), and Sony (SNE) are scratching each other’s eyes out in the game console business. It looks like Apple (AAPL) wants in. Given its new…

Douglas A. McIntyre