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NVIDIA launches new flagship, the GeForce GTX 590
AMD finally has some competition for the crown of fastest graphics card with this dual GPU.
John Gillooly
Mar 25 2011, 8:40AM
Hardware
CommBank's Sydney staff to get MacBook Airs
Bank's activity-based working plans take shape.
Liz Tay
Mar 25 2011, 8:35AM
Hardware
HP gives Itanium 10 year lifeline
Calls Oracle "anti-customer".
Liam Tung
Mar 25 2011, 8:32AM
Hardware
Tools for keeping things cool
One Data Centre trend that’s easy to spot and sure to continue is the one toward consolidation and virtualisation.
Edward J. Correia
Mar 25 2011, 3:44AM
Collaboration
Photos: Inside CommBank's tech-heavy flagship branch
Launched Wednesday, the two-storey branch on Queen Street, Brisbane features a cafe, seminar room, iPads, iPods, iMacs and touchscreen devices.
Mar 24 2011, 4:29PM
Photos
Oracle spikes Itanium, Intel denies death
HP yet to show Itanium card.
Liam Tung
Mar 24 2011, 1:20PM
Hardware
Intel Mobile chief resigns
Anand Chandrasekher leaves Intel to 'pursue other interests' as the company faces increasing pressure from competitors.
Jennifer Scott
Mar 24 2011, 10:45AM
Hardware
Opera launches tablet-friendly browsers
Opera launches the Mini 6 and Mobile 11 browsers as it looks to cater for tablet users.
Tom Brewster
Mar 24 2011, 10:45AM
Hardware
Vodafone version of Galaxy Tab 10.1 lacks a key feature
But, features a better-quality camera.
Chris Jager
Mar 24 2011, 8:19AM
Hardware
CommBank launches tech-heavy flagship branch
Macbook Air computers for staff; Apple and Asus devices for customer use.
Liz Tay
Mar 24 2011, 8:13AM
Hardware
Tang takes step as Acer welcomes back Sunton
Robin Tang, pictured, takes strategic role in marketing shake up.
Negar Salek
Mar 23 2011, 4:38PM
Hardware
Unisys lands white-label services deal for Alphawest
Remote and on-site support.
Staff Writers
Mar 23 2011, 11:40AM
Hardware
Intel, AMD ramp up chip game
The industry's top two chip makers are betting big on revolutionary new architectures.
Staff Writers
Mar 23 2011, 9:17AM
Hardware
Samsung shrinks keyboard into TV remote
This Qwerty TV remote provides a glimpse of the future.
William Maher
Mar 23 2011, 8:27AM
Printing
Intel's Atom boss jumps ship
Mobile pressure mounts.
Liam Tung
Mar 23 2011, 8:21AM
Hardware
IBM pays US$10m to settle Asia bribes claim
Neither denies nor admits allegations.
Liam Tung
Mar 22 2011, 8:38AM
Hardware
Intel buys up Silicon Hive
Parallel processing technology.
Jennifer Scott
Mar 21 2011, 9:58AM
Hardware
Dell's Inspiron Sandy Bridge laptops push into budget territory
The sub $1,000 laptop market just got even more interesting.
William Maher
Mar 20 2011, 5:57PM
Hardware
Toshiba PCs stolen from Sydney warehouse
Empty van found burnt out.
Staff Writers
Mar 17 2011, 3:14PM
Hardware
Holding out for Microsoft 'cloud power'
Analysis: A major step away from its origins as an on-premises-only software vendor.
Sholto Macpherson
Mar 16 2011, 11:55PM
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