PC surpasses one million units shipped
Sales of notebooks, servers and even desktop PCs in Canada did well in 2005, according to the latest figures by Evans Research Corp. of Toronto.
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Novell outlines its next phase of open source with Suse Linux and virtualization
Digital for under a dime
Camera manufacturers were asked to send us their best for under $1,000. What we got ranged in size and megapixels. But the winners were among the smallest and the biggest
Itanium in the shadows
SAN FRANCISCO – Itanium took a back seat to Intel’s announcements at this month’s bi-annual Developer Forum.
Desktop Linux and the enterprise
This year will see at least three new desktop open source suites aimed at the businesses. But buyers still don’t see a need to replace Microsoft
Intel makes power a priority
SAN FRANCISCO – Intel Corp. next generation microprocessors will emphasize improved energy efficiency and increased power performance.
Deloitte looks into the crystal ball of technology, media trends
The third annual study forecasts some key growth areas
Printing power to a point
New Lexmark C520 is fast, but not that fast
Intel leaps into a new era
Intel jump-started the year by shedding its 15-year-old
Concept PCs
Personal computers and notebooks are breaking ground in style and concept with recent additions from Acer and Lenovo
SGI releases new Altix platform
The latest contender in the high-performance computing arena promises to deliver a scalable, flexible and space-efficient solution in blade server design
Autodesk eyes Wintel computing
Autodesk has been secretly working with Intel and Microsoft to transition its software to multi-core and 64-bit computing said its chief operating officer Carl Bass at the company’s University user conference.
A versatile labeller from Dymo
Desktop label-maker is fun and intelligent way to slap a tag on almost anything
A colourful green printer for the office
Kyocera’s Ecosys FS-C5020N printer may be small, but it proved to be a high-quality desktop-sized workhorse
Maxtor drives into enterprise
Maxtor Corp. is shipping its next-generation SATA II and ATA/133 MaXLine, QuickView and DiamondMax hard drives targeted at enterprise, consumer and desktop marketplaces.
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