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'World's smallest' USB flash drive
A computer hardware distributor claims to have unveiled the ‘world’s smallest' waterproof USB flash drive.
Jenny Eagle
Aug 18 2008, 1:48PM
Data centre
Protac to distribute Biostar boards in A/NZ
Protac International Computers has inked a deal as the sole distributor of Biostar’s range of motherboards in Australia and New Zealand.
Staff Writers
Jul 28 2008, 11:54AM
Hardware
Kingmax flash hits Australian shores via Protac
Protac International Computers has released a full range of Kingmax memory products in Australia and New Zealand.
Staff Writers
Nov 16 2007, 4:37PM
Data centre
Protac in with Sparkle
Protac International gets access to Sparkle Computers VGA cards.
Staff Writers
Jul 6 2007, 12:02PM
Hardware
Pioneer launches online BTO
System builder Pioneer Computers officially launched a notebook build-to-order (BTO) program in conjunction with Intel promising 10 to 20 point margins on its locally-assembled DreamBook laptops for participating dealers.
Byron Connolly
Mar 31 2006, 3:31PM
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