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AMD and Ferrari treat IT journo to Melbourne Grand Prix
Ferrari and AMD treated, Atomic MPC’s (CRN’s sister publication) Josh Collins to a weekend at the track, pits, and everywhere.
Josh Collins
Mar 22 2008, 2:20PM
Hardware
Asia turns up LCD and plasma TV sales
Sales of flat-panel TVs in Asia increased 62 per cent in the last half of 2007, but traditional CRT televisions are still outselling the new technology, according to new market data.
Simon Burns
Mar 21 2008, 7:57AM
Hardware
Dell denies solid-state drive faults
Dell has hit out at analyst claims that 10 to 12 per cent of its solid state drives (SSDs) are failing and that the speed of the drives is poor.
Iain Thomson
Mar 21 2008, 7:56AM
Hardware
PlayStation 3 update adds Blu-ray Live support
Sony has confirmed that the next software update for the PlayStation 3 will add support for interactive Blu-ray Live features.
Robert Jaques
Mar 21 2008, 7:54AM
Hardware
Microsoft and Intel hook up on parallel computing
Intel and Microsoft are partnering with academic institutions to create two Universal Parallel Computing Research Centres aimed at accelerating developments in mainstream parallel computing.
Clement James
Mar 20 2008, 8:17AM
Hardware
Synnex Australia awarded by LG Australia
The Australian division of global distributor, Synnex, was the recipient of the 2007 National Distributor of the Year award presented to company representatives at LG’s annual distributor conference.
a Staff Writer
Mar 19 2008, 2:07PM
Hardware
Fuji Xerox launches new corporate identity
Fuji Xerox is preparing to launch a new corporate identity designed to project a globally unified brand image.
Staff Writers
Mar 19 2008, 12:04PM
Hardware
Tegatech brings Toshiba into its tablet stable
Australian tablet distributor, Tegatech Australia has taken up the distribution of Toshiba tablet PCs.
Lilia Guan
Mar 19 2008, 12:00PM
Hardware
Intel offers sneak peek of next-gen chips
Intel
offered reporters a peek at some of the announcements it will be making at next month's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) event.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 19 2008, 7:19AM
Hardware
Apple sends independent Apple reseller into bankruptcy
Almost a year and a half after its closure, independent Apple retailer Total Recall Solution claimed that it has been served with a notice from Apple on its intention to send TRS’ owner Adam Connor into bankruptcy.
Lilia Guan
Mar 18 2008, 12:25PM
Hardware
No Blu-ray for the Xbox
Microsoft has said it will not be developing a Blu-ray add on for the Xbox 360, and will be concentrating exclusively on digital downloads for content distribution.
Iain Thomson
Mar 18 2008, 6:43AM
Hardware
IBM releases secure mashup tool
IBM has unveiled a tool designed to create mashup applications in a secure environment.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 15 2008, 10:08AM
Hardware
Asia PC sales up, but prices down
Retail sales of PCs in Asia surged 21 per cent last year, according to new research, but prices paid by region's consumers fell dramatically.
Simon Burns
Mar 15 2008, 10:01AM
Hardware
Academy Store survives ram-raid now faces direct Apple stores
A year after independent Apple reseller, the Academy Store was ram raided, owner Ben Morgan told CRN that it has managed to drag itself back from the brink only to be disappointed after finding out the vendor has put the final touches to its flagship store and an unofficial announcement that Apple will open another two stores in Australia.
Lilia Guan
Mar 13 2008, 2:40PM
Hardware
Altech distributes German water cooling product in Australia
Australian-based distributor of hardware, Altech Computer Corporation Pty Ltd has signed up to exclusively distribution partnership with Alphacool, a world leader in water cooling products.
a Staff Writer
Mar 13 2008, 5:55AM
Hardware
Opinion: Ask not for whom the Dell tolls
Resellers generally don’t like Dell because they don’t use resellers. Makes sense.
Ian Yates
Mar 12 2008, 5:33PM
Hardware
Senetas offers “encryption-as-a-service”
Australian-based Senatas, a developer and manufacturer of network encryption products and services, has made available ‘encryption-as-a-Service’ to the local marketplace on all Senetas offerings, including the complete CypherNet classical encryption platform and Cerberis Quantum hybrid encryption.
Lilia Guan
Mar 12 2008, 2:41PM
Hardware
Hitachi and IBM team up on tiny chips
Hitachi
and
IBM
are to begin working together to research and develop small-scale chips measuring 32nm and 22nm.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 12 2008, 7:37AM
Hardware
PCA Blog: Centrino 2 looks great, but then there's Eee
I've just spent a week using Fujitsu's sleek 12.1inch LifeBook Q2010 (3G) notebook - it's one of the easiest machines to cart around that I've used in a while (including on some plane flights), but it had me wondering about the massive disparity in notebook prices.
William Maher
Mar 11 2008, 2:21PM
Hardware
IBM boffins inch closer to nano-transistors
Researchers at
IBM
claim to have cleared a major hurdle in the building of nanoscale transistors.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 11 2008, 8:18AM
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