In this World Wide Wrap: EcoATM pays for used gadgets, Windows 7 greener than Vista, and green computing to reach $223bn.
In this World Wide Wrap: GM ends eBay car sale pilot, Newegg files for IPO, and Alibaba.com to acquire HiChina stake.
In this World Wide Wrap: Russian system to rival MasterCard, e-billing for child care centres, and 75 Convergys jobs under threat.
In this World Wide Wrap: Laptop price-drop continues, Dell unveils Vostro 430, and cost-cutting drives hardware sales.
RAM is the first to be considered, and is the cheapest item that can be upgraded. [Local rep: Axiz]
Acer's 22-inch Notebook Upgrade Kit provides users with a mouse, keyboard and large-screen LCD for desktop use.
Next year's World Cup has sheltered the IT industry from the worst of the recession.
Government's imperative to channel funds into critical sectors could impact ICT spending, says BMI-T.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming hits the big screen, OnLive raises interest, and funding, and Nvidia moves towards supercomputing.
The company will unveil the Oc'e VarioPrint 6320 Ultra cutsheet printer.
Open source and standards-based approaches to storage solutions are becoming one of the primary routes to market, says Louis Botha, CTO of Think iT Solutions.
Sentech has underperformed, but it cannot be blamed for all its failures, says the DOC.
These gadgets may lag in image quality, but connectivity and functionality drive consumer uptake.