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iPad Type Touch Set To Be Big In Schools
Touchscreen technology similar to what is found in the new iPad will be hot among schools and school children, a leading technology research company has predicted.
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Konica Minolta Launches Partner Program
Konica Minolta has unveiled a partner program for its IT channel dealers and resellers that aims to provide incentives and assistance to help them grow their businesses.
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Green LED Monitor From Viewsonic
Viewsonic has launched a new 19-inch LED monitor that claims to consume less energy but is still able to provide good picture quality.
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Panasonic Telephone Connects To IP Camera
IPL Communications will be distributing a new Panasonic IP phone that can be connected to an IP camera permanently, allowing users to keep an eye on key locations from their desks.
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New Fujitsu Notebook Fits In Your Pocket
Fujitsu launched an ultra mobile PC that fits inside a pocket or a bag. This handheld PC runs on Windows 7, weighs less than 500 grams, and includes multi-touch support.
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Control 4 Talks Energy Management to OZ Utilities
Days after Intel admitted that it was in talks with Australian utility companies regarding the supply of new Atom-based ?smart energy controllers? for Australian homes, leading US Company Control4, which is a major supplier of control technology to the US hospitality industry, has admitted that it is also talking to Australian utility companies about energy management.
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Lenovo Refreshes ThinkPad Line
Lenovo has announced four new ThinkPad PCs, the T410s, T410 and T510 laptops and the W510 mobile workstation that uses the new Intel Core dual-core processors.
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Lenovo Desktop PCs Now Made Faster
Lenovo launched two new desktop PCs that run on the new Intel i5 and i7 processors. Aimed at large businesses, these PCs come with enhanced security, manageability, and flexibility features.
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Panasonic Whiteboards Now With Audio
Panasonic announced three new Elite Panaboard electronic whiteboards that come with an integrated stereo sound system, text and graphic capabilities, and rugged screen.
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Panasonic Improves Tough Notebooks
Panasonic has unveiled a new line of ruggedized notebooks that claim to have a brighter screen, increased battery life and storage space, faster processing speeds, and enhanced user interface.
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Kensington Goes For Netbook Market
Kensington has launched a new range of accessories for netbooks in an effort to strengthen and expand its portfolio. The new line includes a compact mouse, a security lock, and a reversible case.
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Apple Updates OS X To Kill Bugs
Apple has released Mac OS X 10.5.5 to fix nearly 70 bugs and other vulnerabilities, including several in the services that synchronize Macs with other Macs, iPhones and Palm PDAs.
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Ingram Micro & Dell Warn Of IT Meltdown
This morning two of the worlds biggest computer vendors, Dell and Ingram Micro, are warning that demand for IT products was weakening, which in turn would hurt both corporate and consumer spending.
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Intel Serves Up Green Chips
Just weeks before Intel will launch its six-core Dunnington processors, the company has unveiled four new low-power Xeon chips.
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IBM Invents Super Fast 4TB SSD
IBMs Quicksilver SSD is a replacement for spinning disks, by using faster and more reliable solid-state drives, with the result being a 4.1TB SSD that is 250 times faster than the world's fastest disk solution, according to techradar.com.
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LG PC Monitor Claimed To Be Worlds Greenest
According to reports, the LG Flatron W2252TE 22-inch LCD monitor, touted to be the world's most energy-efficient monitor has had its energy consumption measured and found to be 19.4 watt--a figure is less than half of what a Dell or Acer monitor consumes, which is about 45-50 watts approximately.
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AMD Releases Worlds Fastest Graphics Cards
AMD has announced the world?s fastest graphics card, the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2, designed for advancing visual computing ever closer to eye-definition computing gaming and cinematic experiences and delivering a massive 2.4 teraFLOPS of processing power.
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Microsoft Gets Gold Medal For Olympic Stuff Up
According to a report in macdailynews.com, at the exact moment famous Chinese gymnast Li Ning was rounding the lip of the Bird's Nest during the amazing torch-lighting climax at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, the Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) appeared amongst the Nest's steel twigs.
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iPhone VoIP App Released Today
Swedish company Global IP Solutions (GIPS) has announced that it has developed an enabling voice over IP (VoIP) application for the Apple iPhone 3G.
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Apple Becomes The Rich Mans Choice
According to the latest research by NPD, on average Apple users pay twice as much in the shops as PC users. The analyst firms data showed that in June the average cost for a Windows laptop was $US700, compared to $US1515 for an Apple equivalent.
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Malware Invoices & Viral Packages Flooding SMB Inboxes
Many small businesses wrongly believe that they're too insignificant to attract hackers and spend too little time on security but according to Secure Computing, since the beginning of July there are steady waves of mass-mailings hitting inboxes with fake invoices.
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Filtered ISPs Make Senator Conroy Breathe Easy
Only days after hundreds of Australian businesses are still trying to untangle themselves from the so-called UPS parcel virus, Federal Communications Senator Stephen Conroy has welcomed news ?advances in filtering technology?.
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Australians Want More Wireless Says Optus
Internet Protocol (IP)-based networks and wireless broadband are assuming greater strategic importance as organisations look to leverage their IP investments to enable greater productivity, flexibility and collaboration, according to the 2008 Optus IP Index released recently.
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Conroy to Telcos: Play Fair Or Risk Intervention
Speaking in Sydney at the Australian Communications and Media Authority & Communications Alliance Consumer Dialogue, Federal Communications Minister Senator Stephen Conroy said that internet providers must play by the rules or they risk federal government intervention.
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Banks Beware! -- WWW Found To Have Fatal Flaw
According to a number of overseas reports, Internet industry heavyweights are trying to fix a flaw in the foundation of the Internet that could allow hackers to control traffic on the worldwide web.
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Samsung Starts 128Gb SSD Production
Samsung Electronics has begun mass production of solid-state drives (SSDs) with a 128 Gb capacity and says it will begin production of a 256 Gb drive later this year, the company said.
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