One of the slew of tablets revealed at CES 2011, the MasterPad, is a laptop without a keyboard.
The company is still in talks with a consortium led by its founder that may lead to its delisting.
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The rugged notepad is the latest addition to Juniper Systems' line-up of rugged handheld computers. [Local rep: Osiris Technical Systems]
Porter Motor Group solved its printing woes with the installation of Oki laser printers.
The strategic relationship will see the two companies form the largest PC group in Japan.
Local speed texters make SA proud in the LG Mobile World Cup event.
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Substituting renewable materials for plastic, the Mouse M440 ECO is 100% recyclable.
The company will provide a temporary and fully self-contained technology centre on-site.
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