Gaming sales increase as consumers opt for home entertainment during the economic downturn.
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The Det Norske Veritas organisation conferred Energy-using Product certification to the N series of portable notebooks.
Companies should adapt business processes to the use of electronic documents, says Oc'e.
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The one-inch thick netbook weighs1.2kg and is available with both Linux and Windows XP Home edition.
The colour multifunction systems include tools to manage colour costs, improve document workflow and secure documents.
The mobile thin client provides mobility and security access to virtual or blade PC computing solutions.
The company introduced a modular optical network terminal for business and backhaul applications.
If you're looking for a Windows Mobile device, the Samsung i900 Omnia is definitely one of the best choices overall.