| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2000 Dean Takahashi |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Chipless firm stirs commotion in chip market. | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| How four renegades persuaded Microsoft to make a game machine.(plan called the X-Box)(Product Development) | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| Intel moves from Windows with line of Web devices.(non-PC "appliances" using Linux operating systems software) | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| S3 shifts focus sharply with sale of most of its graphics-chip unit.(for $323 mil, to Via Technologies Inc.)(Company Business and Marketing)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| The real video-game wars; it's Sega vs. Sony vs. Nintendo vs. PC makers vs...(Entertainment + Technology)(Industry Trend or Event)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| Video games for grown-ups; adults, not kids, now dominate computer-game market; keeping up with 'The Sims.' | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
| Video games transcend child's play as the industry broadens its appeal. | Business, general | Dean Takahashi |
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