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NAND Flash Chip Sector Hits Speed Hump

Staff Writers May 25, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge In the past, when Apple started to order NAND flash it would spur demand across the whole market, but this has not been the case this year.…

JB Hi-Fi Appoint New Hardware & Software Managers

Staff Writers May 20, 2008 No Comments

Mackie comes to JB from the NARTA Buying Group where he has been General Manager for the last seven years coordinating annual purchases currently in excess of $2 billion per…

Samsung Starts Printer War Firing Blanks

David Richards May 13, 2008 No Comments

Better known for their TV’s fridges and MP3 players Samsung is now attempting to be a jack of all trades by trying to take a stab at the business printer market…

Seagate Profits Go Ballistic

Staff Writers April 20, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge In monetary terms, Seagate earned $US344 million compared with $US212 million for the same period a year ago. Revenue also grew 10 per cent to $US3.1 billion…

Fuji Xerox Rebrands And Refocuses

Staff Writers April 17, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge Now celebrating 30 years in Australia, the company is at pains to point out that despite common perceptions, it has always been strong in the SMB channel.…

Fuji Xerox Rolls Out A3 SMB Printer

Staff Writers April 16, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge The S-LED print head technology in the DocuPrint C2255 has fewer moving parts, making it quieter to operate, improving the printer’s reliability and reducing its energy…

Australia To Get New Intel Chip First

Staff Writers April 14, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge The Centrino 2 platform, codenamed Montevina, is an upgrade to Intel’s current Centrino platform and will include five Core 2 processors running at clock speeds between 2.26GHz…

Dell Finally Realises That Size Does Matter

Staff Writers April 10, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge According to Dell, the laptop would be geared towards the education market and will probably cost around $AUD500. “We do see opportunities for very interesting products that…

Seagate Begins Shipping 1 TB Drives Globally

Staff Writers April 10, 2008 No Comments

Click to enlarge The Barracuda ES.2 hard drive with SAS is designed for business-critical and storage environments that demand native host compatibility. This means no SATA interposer card costs…

EMC Moves Into Comsumer Market

Staff Writers April 9, 2008 No Comments

Iomega is best known for its consumer-based Zip and Rev storage drives and also offers storage appliances and managed security services. As part of the deal with EMC, Iomega terminated…