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Remanufactured Cartridges More Pricey Says HP

Businesses who use remanufactured cartridges are likely to incur twice as much in total costs than if they were to use original cartridges. This is what HP has found out...

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Wireless LAN Makes Sense

Wireless LAN switches are helping IT departments im SMB organisations to make sense of wireless networks. We report on the latest technologies and deployments trends.

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Dell Moves To AMD

Dell has contracted three Taiwanese manufacturers to supply it with PCs based on AMD processors, the Asian press has claimed.

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Amex And Apple Pay: “A Good Strategic Fit”

New research from Roy Morgan Research has found that with Apple Pay launching in Australia on American Express the potential turnover is more than $1 billion a month.

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Will Microsoft Kill Off The Mouse?

With touch-screen interfaces popping up left, right and centre, Microsoft has said the end of the mouse is nigh with its latest operating system, which it is rumoured will be...

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REVEALED: The REAL Winner Apple V Samsung

Hint: its got windows...

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Cavity Mounted Surge Protector From Thor

The Surge Shield Pro Series with its Dual Bank Isolation Cascade circuitry provides maximum value protection for all your electronic equipment.

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Sony’s New Intro Mirrorless Cam

Sony has just announced its new entry level mirrorless cam, the NEX-F3, which has inherited higher end NEX and DSLR sensibilities.

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Pocket-Sized 1TB Drive Launched

WD is set to launch a pocket-sized 1TB portable drive that comes with hardware encryption and complete back-up software for $379.

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Samsung Revamps Designer Notebooks From i3 to i7

Samsung has upped the offerings in its premium class of notebooks with three new models in the Series 9 suite, including an Intel Core i3 version for the budget buyer.

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