Core`s decision to part ways with TomTom has caught the market off-guard.
In this World Wide Wrap: Notebooks chips to increase, Microsoft wants low cost market, and LED backlights to increase.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sun competes with Microsoft, Young uses Java, and EnterpriseDB releases plug-in.
The Iomega Media Xporter portable hard drive provides cross-platform media storage for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles.
Draytek distributor, Network Platforms, has launched the product to the local ISP market.
The addition to Sahara's Image Book Series is an entry-level notebook with 60GB hard drive that weighs 1.1kg.
The IC-304 boosts integration with several workflow systems.
High-definition does not mean the sets are ready to receive the new digital TV signal, says the DOC.
ICT players need not worry about damage to equipment due to unplanned load-shedding, says Eskom.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft to appeal EU fine, hackers find new place for rootkits, BT and HP discuss data centre deal, and stolen Mac helps nab burglars.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM opens Asean contact centre, contact centres should consolidate technologies, and phone service lures deaf interpreters.
The PC manufacturer offers a 60-day trial of McAfee Internet Security Suite with SiteAdvisor.
The Sandton City store allows consumers to view and experience the latest HP technology.