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Dell pledges to be more energy efficient
Dell is pledging to reduce the energy consumption of its notebooks and desktops by up to 25 percent. This is to happen within two years, and will be achieved by more energy-efficient
... Read more...ALSO NOTED: Apple launches new notebooks; Windows Server 2008 to ship with Cisco gear;
> Intel processor roadmaps leaked. Article> AMD's tri-core Phenom coming soon. Read more...
Gartner looks into its IT crystal ball
Gartner looked into its crystal ball for this year and found plenty of changes coming in IT. The world is changing pretty fast and this will mean smaller tools to do the job and new directions for... Read more...
Bluetooth security still a challenge
Bluetooth offers a tremendous opportunity for mobile users, but Ooi Szu-Khiam, senior security consultant at Symantec, says that security is still a big issue. Indeed, research firm InsightExpress... Read more...
Intel lowers chip prices, launches new chips
Intel turned up the pressure on rival AMD this week, unveiling a faster quad-core desktop processor that's less expensive than that company's previous top-end chip. Intel introduced the Intel Core... Read more...
Dumb moves by big companies
If you want to feel better about the way officers are running your company, look no further than Business 2.0's "101 Dumbest Moments in Business." The article details some of the biggest... Read more...
New battery promises to prevent overheating
Panasonic is showing some business acumen and ingenuity in designing a new lithium battery that won't catch fire the way some of
Laptops not as mobile as many might think
When it comes to true "mobile" computing, it seems like laptops aren't quite as mobile as you might assume. A new survey of laptop use and mobility requirements notes that laptops aren't traveling... Read more...
Stop laptop losses and thefts
If more than a few of your users have lost a laptop, you're among the majority of enterprises as laptop losses these days, whether due to thieves or user mistakes, are pretty common. In 2003 there... Read more...
