In this World Wide Wrap: New age for notebooks, PC vendors looks India's way, and mobility drives Intel growth.
In this World Wide Wrap: Big three drive green computing, Lenovo looks to recycling, and UK brings green building tech.
The Konica Minolta Business Technologies award recognises the top colour MFP vendors.
The reseller will distribute its AirLive and Billion product ranges.
Oracle will pay $7.4 billion for Sun Microsystems, closing the door on IBM, which also showed interest in buying the computer maker.
EMC reveals its virtual architecture and the first storage system based on this architecture.
The company improves security measures as crime syndicates become more organised and sophisticated.
The African market deserves as much attention as other emerging markets, says HP.
Postilion will assist its African clients in updating their technology from magnetic stripe cards to chip cards.
Investing in advanced data protection software is critical in managing notebooks, says Tasia Iconomou, HP notebook product manager at Axiz.
As the latest robbery at Dion Wired, in Woodmead, raises questions about a syndicate at work, police deny this is the case.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG to release mini-notebook, VistaOne consolidates virtualisation, and Envivio supports mobile TV standard.
In this World Wide Wrap: Equilibrium releases media solution, Canon unveils Imagepress range, and WD rolls out 2 TB storage.