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NVIDIA Corporation's Exposure to China Is Lower Than You Think
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Oct 10, 2:01PM CDT
Source: NVIDIA In August, Goldman Sachs put out a list, which was subsequently picked up by various news outlets, containing the 20 S&P 500 companies that had the highest revenue exposure to China. Near the top of this list is graphics chip...
GS: 165.67 (+0.02), NVDA: 61.15 (-1.45)
Is This $199 Smartphone a Flagship Killer?
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Jun 09, 7:21AM CDT
Just a few years ago, people who bought mid-range smartphones priced in the $200-$300 range before subsidies were making significant sacrifices in quality and performance. Flagship devices, which typically cost $600 or more before subsidies, were...
T: 41.86 (-0.10), AMZN: 764.63 (+0.59), INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
3 Ways Intel Corporation Poses a Threat to ARM Holdings plc
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Apr 07, 10:05AM CDT
Over the past few years, ARM Holdings marginalized Intel in the mobile market by licensing cheap, low-powered designs to a wide variety of chipmakers. Intel, which manufactures its own chips, failed to match...
INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), LUX: 48.20 (-0.86), FOSL: 31.47 (-0.30), AMD: 6.68 (-0.10), TXN: 69.82 (unch), ARMH: 66.00 (+0.11), QCOM: 62.28 (+0.21), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
CES 2015: Has HP Created a New Category of PC?
Daniel B. Kline, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 08, 7:48AM CST
Microsoft opened a door for its partners when it reduced OEM pricing on Windows 8 and Hewlett-Packard walked right through it. Since the holiday season, HP has been a leader in creating low-cost PC solutions with its Stream laptops which start...
GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16), HPQ: 14.50 (+0.09)
Why I Am Not an Apple Shareholder
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Dec 22, 10:48AM CST
I am not an Apple shareholder. I have never have been, and I probably never will be. This puts me at odds with many of the other writers here, notably Evan Niu and Daniel Sparks , as well as some of the Fool's newsletters. To their credit:...
FB: 124.37 (+1.07), BBRY: 8.23 (unch), GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16), NOK: 5.69 (-0.09)
Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Finally Gets It Right
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Oct 31, 10:13AM CDT
Microsoft began selling its Surface line of tablets at the end of 2012, and the company has so far struggled to turn its hardware ambitions into a profitable business. One of the original Surface tablets, the ARM-based Surface RT, sold so poorly...
INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
The Nexus 9: Is Google Inc. About to Save HTC?
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Oct 14, 10:00AM CDT
Google is widely expected to unveil its next tablet, the Nexus 9, sometime this October. If past Nexus releases are any indication, the tablet will be sold under Google's brand, but manufactured by one of the company's many hardware partners. ...
GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77)
NVIDIA Corporation's Exposure to China Is Lower Than You Think
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Oct 10, 2:01PM CDT
Source: NVIDIA In August, Goldman Sachs put out a list, which was subsequently picked up by various news outlets, containing the 20 S&P 500 companies that had the highest revenue exposure to China. Near the top of this list is graphics chip...
GS: 165.67 (+0.02), NVDA: 61.15 (-1.45)
Is This $199 Smartphone a Flagship Killer?
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Jun 09, 7:21AM CDT
Just a few years ago, people who bought mid-range smartphones priced in the $200-$300 range before subsidies were making significant sacrifices in quality and performance. Flagship devices, which typically cost $600 or more before subsidies, were...
T: 41.86 (-0.10), AMZN: 764.63 (+0.59), INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
3 Ways Intel Corporation Poses a Threat to ARM Holdings plc
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Apr 07, 10:05AM CDT
Over the past few years, ARM Holdings marginalized Intel in the mobile market by licensing cheap, low-powered designs to a wide variety of chipmakers. Intel, which manufactures its own chips, failed to match...
INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), LUX: 48.20 (-0.86), FOSL: 31.47 (-0.30), AMD: 6.68 (-0.10), TXN: 69.82 (unch), ARMH: 66.00 (+0.11), QCOM: 62.28 (+0.21), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
CES 2015: Has HP Created a New Category of PC?
Daniel B. Kline, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jan 08, 7:48AM CST
Microsoft opened a door for its partners when it reduced OEM pricing on Windows 8 and Hewlett-Packard walked right through it. Since the holiday season, HP has been a leader in creating low-cost PC solutions with its Stream laptops which start...
GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16), HPQ: 14.50 (+0.09)
Why I Am Not an Apple Shareholder
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Dec 22, 10:48AM CST
I am not an Apple shareholder. I have never have been, and I probably never will be. This puts me at odds with many of the other writers here, notably Evan Niu and Daniel Sparks , as well as some of the Fool's newsletters. To their credit:...
FB: 124.37 (+1.07), BBRY: 8.23 (unch), GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16), NOK: 5.69 (-0.09)
Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Finally Gets It Right
Timothy Green, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Oct 31, 10:13AM CDT
Microsoft began selling its Surface line of tablets at the end of 2012, and the company has so far struggled to turn its hardware ambitions into a profitable business. One of the original Surface tablets, the ARM-based Surface RT, sold so poorly...
INTC: 35.02 (-0.19), MSFT: 57.56 (+0.12), AAPL: 109.22 (-0.16)
The Nexus 9: Is Google Inc. About to Save HTC?
Sam Mattera, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Oct 14, 10:00AM CDT
Google is widely expected to unveil its next tablet, the Nexus 9, sometime this October. If past Nexus releases are any indication, the tablet will be sold under Google's brand, but manufactured by one of the company's many hardware partners. ...
GOOGL: 805.42 (+4.23), GOOG: 779.91 (+2.77)
