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On April 30, 2004, 8:04 PM

Intel’s 915 and 925 chipsets won't support Windows 98 or Windows ME.

Asustek withdraws Rambus support.

Google-like technologies could revolutionize TV, other media.

Microsoft Makes Waves in PDA Market: Windows-based handheld gain ground on those running the Palm OS, study shows.

Internet2 used for file-swapping.

A 'No Holds Barred' interview with MSI.

Gmail accounts go up for bid.

France warns officials not to favor Intel.

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