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The XGA projector features a short-throw lens and new imaging technologies to enable a big-screen viewing experience.
Energy efficiency and the green agenda are increasing demand for virtualisation technologies in SA, says Citrix Systems.
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Renting or financing IT assets can be an attractive alternative to cash expenditure, provided it's done correctly.
For document management to be optimised, a set of standards needs to be determined.
When it comes to rentals, companies must continually question figures and compare different payment and delivery models, says Gartner.
Desktop virtualisation takes hold in SA, says NCSolutions.
The group becomes the sole African distributor for iPod accessory-provider Griffin.
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The company offers a certification programme for thin client devices.