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PC Shipments Down Again In Q3: Eighth Consecutive Quarter Of Decline

Global PC shipments declined for an eighth consecutive quarter in the 2016 third quarter, the longest duration in the history of the PC industry, according to Gartner.

Archive, Hardware

LCD PC Monitors Big Growth

LCD PC monitor shipments will hit 155 million units in 2006, with LCD monitor shipments reaching 125 million units for an 80% share of the market, according to a forecast...

Archive, Hardware

Dexterra Wants SMB Resellers

Mobility solutions are no longer confined to the enterprise. As the SMB market takes interest in PDA type devices, applications for the handhelds are becoming the next wave for resellers...

Archive, Hardware

How Alberts Pub In North Sydney Can Replace Shocking Service With Smart Systems

COMMENT:There is nothing like bad service in Australia and Alberts in North Sydney which is owned by the same people as the Rag and Famish and the Terrace Hotel has...

Archive, Marketing

PC Market Pumping 20% Growth Tipped

Continued strength of the portable PC sector will see worldwide PC shipment growth leap almost 20 percent in 2010, according to a new IDC report. This compares with overall growth...

Archive, Research

Google Delivers Faster Mobile Searches

Google has announced a new search service for mobile phones which the company says will make searching on a mobile phone 'faster and more intuitive' than ever before.

Archive, Services

Dick Smith Make Up For Website Fault With Discount

After their website offered Televisions and Phones at the cost of delivery alone, Dick Smith have offered those customers a 10 per cent discount of the correct price.

Archive, Retail

Accelerating Workflow: Lexar Launches Professional XQD 2.0 USB 3.0 Reader

Lexar has launched its Lexar Professional XQD 2.0 USB 3.0 Reader, designed for quickly transferring files from XQD 2.0 cards to computers, leveraging SuperSpeed USB 3.0 technology.

Archive, Hardware

Will Japan Put Copyright Levy On iPod Users?

According to AFP, Japan is considering a copyright fee for buyers of iPods and similar portable audio players, as well as hard disc video recorders.

Archive, Retail

$36B NBN To Make Oz Digital Powerhouse But Its A Costly Business

Australia will be an online force to be reckoned with by 2020, CeBIT conference was told today.

Archive, Internet