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Asus Eee feeling the pinch
Despite the rabid press adulation being poured on the Asus Eee PC, the praise hasn't translated itself into sales in the first half of this year, as a slowing economy and growing competition eat at the Taiwanese big boy.
Wily Ferret
Jul 10 2008, 11:59PM
Hardware
Microsoft feeling open source heat
Microsoft and its partners must do a better job promoting the software giant's latest platforms and teaching customers how technology can help them, Microsoft Australia boss Steve Vamos told hundreds of attendees at its partner conference in Queensland.
Byron Connolly
Aug 25 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Feeling the heat
Heat problems associated with SCSI hard drives in IBM's eServer BladeCenter are slowing the vendor's march into the sizzling blade server market at a time when rival HP is also turning up the competitive heat.
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Craig Zarley
Aug 10 2004, 12:00AM
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