Netbook pioneer to stick with Windows in 2009
Asustek sees the first quarter of 2010 as a better opportunity for non-Windows OSs, such as Android, in netbooks
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Some customers are being charged for repairs to laptops
Samsung Canada delays branded notebook launch
The vendor is now working towards a release in the second-half of 2009, as it deals with a challenging economy and getting the value proposition right
Strong growth projected for digital signage in 2009
Even in a downturn, businesses still need to get the word out and increasingly, that means digital signage
Atom netbook chip propels Intel to top of market
Intel gained sharply over rival AMD in the microprocessor market
Hardware vendors aim to cut costs with new Xeon
IBM, HP, Dell building low cost Xeon servers
New Xeon to give Intel a turbo boost
This release places pressure on rival AMD to execute on roadmap
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New Z Series will enable productivity gains that cover the purchase cost in months, HP claims
Nvidia countersues Intel for breach of contract
Nvidia wants to sell chipsets compatible with Intel’s latest Nehalem chip
HP sees early signs of stronger demand for PCs
Vendor witnesses signs of spending on computers, but not a full-scale recovery
Tech Data responds to Dell partnership
Canadian president believe configuration duties could be done at distribution
Dell and distribution: A marriage of convenience
Another step in Dell’s attempt to become a channel friendly vendor
HP recycles products back into its operation
New Planet Partners program set up to take advantage of new environmental standards
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