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News: Hardware
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Nov 28 2007
By Peter Cohen, IDG News ServiceKeyboard maker Matias on Wednesday introduced the iRizer, a height-adjustable notebook stand. It costs US$39.95, and also includes a "MiniRizer" that works with the ...
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Nov 28 2007
By Jon Brodkin, IDG News ServiceHP, Dell and Sun made significant gains in the worldwide server market at IBM's expense in the third quarter, Gartner said in a report issued Monday.Despite losing ...
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Nov 28 2007
By Matt Hamblen, IDG News ServiceVerizon Wireless surprised much of the wireless technology world Tuesday with its plan to open its networks to devices and applications it doesn't already offer.The ...
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Nov 28 2007
By Rafael Ruffolo, IDG News ServiceFor companies looking to adopt Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID), successful implementation will take more than just rolling out a few tracking devices, ...
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Nov 28 2007
By Dan Nystedt, IDG News ServiceRambus Inc. laid out a long-term plan to increase the bandwidth in computer chips to 1 terabyte per second, which would significantly speed up data transfer rates ...
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Nov 27 2007
By Agam Shah, IDG News ServiceDell Tuesday upgraded its line of workstations, introducing a quad-core system that packs graphics and processing power that the company said is the highest level of ...
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Nov 27 2007
By Sumner Lemon, IDG News ServiceLenovo will build a US$20 million factory in Poland that will churn out PCs for sale in Europe and Africa, stepping up efforts to bring its manufacturing operations ...
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Nov 27 2007
By Nancy Gohring, IDG News ServiceWindows Mobile Gmail fans are getting antsy about a known glitch in the mobile e-mail offering that hasn't been fixed by Google in about a month. In October Google ...
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Nov 27 2007
By Stephen Lawson, IDG News ServiceVerizon Wireless gave a boost to the whole U.S. mobile data industry with its plan to open up its network to third-party devices and applications, according to ...
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Nov 27 2007
By Jim Duffy, IDG News ServiceEnterasys Networks this week said it added policies to its switches, routers and management products to support virtualized data centers.The company's Secure Networks ...
