In this World Wide Wrap: Kutcher promotes Nikon, HP develops Israeli products, and MGI exhibits at PrintFest.
In this World Wide Wrap: Future, Cisco talk RFID, India rail gets ticket machines, and tax returns get faster.
In this World Wide Wrap: Call Genie, Spoken partner, Cornwall libraries adopt Talis, and Avid enhances online interface.
The companies will ship servers with embedded virtualisation.
Outdated hardware pushes up the amount the election authority will spend on technology for the next general election.
In today's technology roundup: Bank wary of chip-and-PIN, Google, Yahoo and MySpace team up, Dell and HP face battery shortage, and Intel unveils 'low-voltage' server processors.
Tarsus Technologies has announced the local availability of Lenovo's 3000K range of consumer-focused desktops.
Essen Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen has recognised six of BenQ's digital lifestyle design products.
Provided the correct controls are in place, switching to colour printing generates bottom line savings.
The HP pilot project tackles electronic waste in SA.
The InfoLine-designed trio of devices is rounded off with the introduction of the bizhub C650.
In this World Wide Wrap: Samsung reveals new products, Ricoh aims for SMEs, and HP receives awards.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID tops CIOs' list, bar codes prevent medical mix-ups, and smart cards weed out bogus claims.