Shanda Interactive Entertainment has decided the final retail price of CNY999 for its electronic reader product Bambook, and a new reservation system has been launched for the marketing of this new product.

France-based 4G chipmaker Sequans has opened a new office in Shanghai.

Microsoft China and China Financial Certification Authority have jointly announced that several Chinese banks, including China Construction Bank; Industrial and Commercial Bank of China; China Merchants Bank; and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank have achieved the seamless compatibility of their online banking systems with the Windows 7 operating system.

Focused on applications for microcontrollers and USB keys, Chingis Technology Corporation has unveiled a 0.18um embedded flash memory process technology and IP portfolio with China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation.

Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei has announced that in China Telecom's first 3G network interface card purchase, the company has gained over 50% share of the contracts.

By ChinaTechNews.com Editorial Team So you are arriving for the glorious Olympics in China, factory of the world's electronics, and you want to take a bit of this technology home with you? We've compiled a list of some of the interesting tech gadgets you must buy in China.

China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Telecom just held a ceremony for the donation of one thousand China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting terminals to the Organizing Committee for the Beijing Olympic Games and has formally announced plans to serve the Olympic Games with the mobile multimedia standard of CMMB.

Huawei, a leading communications equipment provider in China, has entered the Japanese market with its latest mobile phone product, the H11HW.

According to The Wall Street Journal, French luxury goods provider Christian Dior has launched a series of new mobile phones and targeted China and Russia as main markets for these products.

News from China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television is that China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting will soon be put into commercial use on a trial basis in the three Chinese cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen and seven programs will be available free of charge during the trial use period.