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In this World Wide Wrap: Konica Minolta's Digital Doctor, Fujifilm expands wide-format offering, and Windstream extends data services.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sprint Nextel/T-Mobile merger rumoured, SAP outlines convergence plan, and single core processors to be scrapped.
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The systems integrator completed a R40 million migration for the defence, security and aerospace company.
Making strategic business decisions around efficiency now will save companies money in future, says HP.
The portfolio includes the new launch of the revision 4 2.5-inch USB 2.0 mobile external hard drives.
IT pilots have been completed and systems for 2010 are being rolled out, says the Department of Home Affairs.
The company shipped more servers than its competitors in EMEA during the third quarter, it says.
In this World Wide Wrap: New printing tech to cut costs, Intermec enhances industrial printers, and Pandigital and Zink release portable printer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Beijing traffic lights help the blind, scientists improve RFID security, and RFID smartens up blood bags.
@lantic has unveiled a netbook and wireless broadband bundle range for the emerging market.