In today's technology roundup: Intel may herald a new age of processing, cellphone music service aims to steal iPhone thunder, and Internet strains under video revolution.
ASUSTek Computer has introduced four Vista-compatible motherboard models.
The Lexmark P350 portable photo printer features Evercolor II ink technology.
Network Appliance is listed in the technology hardware and equipment category of Forbes magazine's "400 Best Big Companies in America" 2007.
Consumers will be protected by regulations covering grey imports of electronic goods.
MB Technologies' alliance with Ingram Micro gives it access to the world's best prices, it says.
ASUS's MW221U and MW201U widescreen monitors are certified for Windows Vista Premium version.
Lexmark International SA has introduced a single-function inkjet printer.
Xerox has introduced the 50ppm DocuColor 5000 digital production colour press. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Ingram Micro and MB Technologies aim to create one of the largest IT component distributors in SA.
NetDefense targets a market expected to be worth R2 billion in five years.
Local distributor Corex has been selected as one of LG Electronics' preferred partners.
Lexmark International SA has introduced two new X-Series printers for SOHO users.