Hardware

Intel enters 32/64 bit market

Intel enters 32/64 bit market

Intel introduced its low-end entry into the 64-bit processor market this week with its Xeon-based Nocona processor.
W. David Gardner Jun 29 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Vic VAD takes on MIT support role post-IBM

Vic VAD takes on MIT support role post-IBM

Victorian VAD Meier Business Systems has snapped up a chance to become the premier provider of support for Management Information Tools (MIT) across Australia, New Zealand and south Asia.
Fleur Doidge Jun 28 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Intel finds faulty batch of Grantsdale chipsets

Intel finds faulty batch of Grantsdale chipsets

A fraction of Intel's new 915/925 chipsets, formerly code-named Grantsdale, were produced under a faulty manufacturing process and shipped to OEMs and system builders before their launch eary last week, an Intel spokesman said.
Edward F. Moltzen Jun 28 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
HP Aust pledges to replace faulty notebook part

HP Aust pledges to replace faulty notebook part

HP has announced a voluntary replacement program for customers who may have been affected by a design flaw in certain notebook memory modules.
Vivienne Fisher Jun 28 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Synnex reports 45 percent profit jump

Synnex reports 45 percent profit jump

Synnex has reported a 45 percent jump in net income for its fiscal second quarter of 2004.
Craig Zarley Jun 25 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Feds to crack down on market power abuse

Feds to crack down on market power abuse

Resellers have welcomed the Federal Treasurer’s announcement of a major package of reforms to the Trade Practices Act, a move aimed at helping smaller businesses fight anti-competitive behaviour by bigger companies.
Fleur Doidge Jun 25 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
LCD market grows despite shortages

LCD market grows despite shortages

The Australian monitor market grew by 20.7 percent in Q1 over Q4, 2003 despite LCD panel shortages, according to researcher IDC.
DVD Editor Jun 25 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Mac1 becomes six with Wollongong opening

Mac1 becomes six with Wollongong opening

ACT-based Apple reseller Mac1 has geared up to open a store in Wollongong on 1 July, a move which gives it the only Apple dealership in that city as well as access to 384 schools across the region.
Fleur Doidge Jun 24 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
IBM eyes HP toner cartridge sales

IBM eyes HP toner cartridge sales

IBM has lined up HP’s consumables strength in its sights, releasing a line of toner cartridges for HP laser printers with the express aim of winning market share from its rival.
Fleur Doidge Jun 24 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Sun claims first Australian RFID retail coup

Sun claims first Australian RFID retail coup

Sun Microsystems has announced a trial of RFID tagging for retail giant Coles Myer in what it claims is the first trial deployment of the technology in Australian retail.
Staff Writers Jun 23 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Lan 1 spreads word on Iomega

Lan 1 spreads word on Iomega

Niche VAD LAN 1 has been busy travelling Australia to promote Iomega Rev Drive to its resellers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
Staff Writers Jun 23 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Brightpoint signs Navman GPS

Brightpoint signs Navman GPS

Mobile & wireless distributor Brightpoint has signed GPS vendor Navman, a company with a GPS offering the distributor believes has broader appeal to a wider range of businesses than recent departure TravRoute.
Fleur Doidge Jun 23 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Intel to launch Grantsdale

Intel to launch Grantsdale

Chip maker Intel is taking the wraps off its long-awaited Grantsdale chipset, touting it as a key ingredient in its grand plans to drive convergence between computing, communications and content.
Edward F. Moltzen Jun 21 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Flash replacement could be a decade away

Flash replacement could be a decade away

Manufacturers of flash memory expect to run out of steam in a few years in their relentless drive to reduce both size and cost, so they are attempting to develop new non-volatile memories.
Staff Writers Jun 17 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Juniper jumps into enterprise router market

Juniper jumps into enterprise router market

Juniper Networks is entering the enterprise access router market with a new lineup of products that will compete against comparable offerings from market leader Cisco Systems.
Jennifer Hagendorf Follett Jun 15 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
SDG claims NAS first of its kind

SDG claims NAS first of its kind

Storage integrator SecureData Group (SDG) has converted the Melbourne Business School to a NAS system it believes is the first of its kind in Australia.
Fleur Doidge Jun 14 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Sydney Mac support centre back on track

Sydney Mac support centre back on track

AppleCentre Taylor Square chief Ben Morgan has claimed his Mac support centre launch is set for the end of June, after reshuffling renovations to cut short an expected delay until 1 August.
Fleur Doidge Jun 11 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
HP colours channel with $85 million

HP colours channel with $85 million

Hewlett-Packard has earmarked $85 million ($US60 million) for promotional programs extolling colour printing, and the Australian channel is likely to be a big beneficiary of the spending spree.
Angus Kidman Jun 10 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Govt assesses ICT skills shortage

Govt assesses ICT skills shortage

The federal government has set up an initiative which aims to pinpoint what are the emerging areas of ICT skills shortages.
Staff Writers Jun 9 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Reseller gagged in settlement of IBM mainframe dispute

Reseller gagged in settlement of IBM mainframe dispute

NSW mainframe dealer Riverstone Computer Services has ceased its fresh proceedings in the Federal Court of NSW against IBM and has been required to keep mum about any terms of the related settlement.
Fleur Doidge Jun 9 2004, 12:00AM Hardware

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