Sahara Computers has introduced the Samsung 18-speed LightScribe DVD-writer to the local market.
Axis Communications has introduced the AXIS 209FD-R Network Camera designed for use in buses and trains.
HP will take advantage of increasing IT budgets at smaller companies.
Altron's Aberdare Cables must sell its stake in Kewberg to a third party.
Xerox has unveiled the Phaser 3428 desktop black-and-white laser printer. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
In today's technology roundup: DVD copy protection fails, Oracle releases security patches, first e-commerce winners named, and small drives get faster.
Konica Minolta Printing Solutions Europe has introduced its next-generation polymerised toner Simitri HD.
Automated fingerprinting has revolutionised crime-fighting in SA, say police.
The iPhone is neither "revolutionary" nor "magical", says Arthur Goldstuck, MD of World Wide Worx. He tells us why.
In today's technology roundup: Apple's lawyers target iPhone copycats, Dell Canada faces class action suit, HP touts nanotechnology chip advances, and British government looks at data shake-up.
PartServe Channel Support has been appointed by Fujitsu Siemens Computers as a warranty repairs services provider.
ASUSTeK Computer has introduced the next generation of the ASUS-Lamborghini notebook series - the VX2.
The Axis 223M is a 2MP day/night IP video camera offering 1 600 x 1 200 resolution.