Hardware

Epson has launched the Stylus Photo R2880 - an A3+ printer designed for semi professional and professional photographers who demand high quality colour and black and white photographic prints.

According to digitimes.com, suppliers of small- to medium-size LCD panels are becoming cool about sales growth in second quarter, as demand from the China handset market weakens.

US Electronics retailer Best Buy is insisting HP take back its unsold Touchpads after struggling to sell the WebOS tablet.

MacWorld in San Francisco is tipped to be the launch platform for Apple's new Intel PC range.

The unique iTwin USB device that securely and remotely shares files across computers has just received a Mac-friendly update.

Emerson Network Power has appointed a new channel manager for Australia and New Zealand. The comapny has also appointed a national business development manager.

Cisco owned Wireless group Linsky's gains new reseller deals with Dick Smith Powerhouse stores.

Iomega is hosting a free SMB storage seminar next month for channel partners in Sydney and Auckland.

AMD has announced the immediate availability of the AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 dual-core processor, billed by the company as the most powerful PC processor ever released.

Acer has refreshed its Aspire line of notebooks, with the company revealing a multimedia notebook, a notebook that can last up to 8 hours, as well as an LED-backlit model.