Acer Aspire One 721: Ultraportable or netbook?
The Aspire One 721 offers the look and feel of an ultraportable, but performs more like a netbook
Distributor groups look for growth
Can VARNex compete with VTN and TechSelect and maturing of the SMB Alliance
3Par partner CentriLogic ‘excited’ by HP/Dell acquisition
The Canadian partner anticipates a positive outcome for its relationship with 3PAR regardless of who wins the bidding war that began mid-August
Fujitsu launches a new green IT services practice
Plus, the printer market and thoughts on Intel’s purchase of Infineon
VMware announces it’s now an IT-as-a-Service firm
VMWORLD 2010: The company is attempting to reinvent itself as an IT as a service vendor
Prepare to enter the cloud
IT adoption of any kind requires careful planning. Anthony Wright of xwave shares some considerations before making the move to cloud
High Tech Countdown: New Mafiaboy in Canada?
The RCMP nabs teenage hacker and can a robot take your meeting?
Red Hat floats into cloud computing with new Azure-like service
Find out how the new platform-as-a-service offering fits into the open source company’s cloud computing strategy
HP launching 3D laptop and dual core netbook
HP intends to push the performance on its mobile computers with a 3D laptop and a dual-core Mini netbookrnrn
Water cooling returns to IBM mainframe
Last water-cooled IBM mainframe computer family, the ES/9000, was unveiled in 1995rnrn
Trend Micro brings encryption to the cloud
New SecureCloud service designed to give enterprises a way to encrypt data in cloud-computing environments
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w
This laser printer looks like a bargain, but its pricey toner makes it good only for low-volume use
LinkedIn the preferred social media platform for channel partners
An IBM study shows LinkedIn leads YouTube, Facebook and Twitter amongst channel partners. We speak to two Canadian VARs about how they’re using social networking
IBM set to make
Plus, selling effectively to customers and details of Skype Connect
Windows 7 Tablet: Four keys to success against the iPad
Microsoft will need to spend on social media and other marketing efforts for Windows 7 tablet