Power fluctuations often result in equipment downtime, lost productivity and lost data.
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The power crisis is going to affect computer hard-drives if it's not managed properly, says Richard Lehnerdt, account executive at Business Connexion KwaZulu-Natal.
The Durable Explorer 370 combines water-, dust- and shock-resistance with windscreen technology.
The DVD RW drive combines both LightScribe technology and a serial ATA interface in one unit.
3Com has enabled network owners to be more energy-efficient and reduce the risks associated with SA's erratic electricity supply.
Microsoft is not worried about Toshiba's decision to stop producing HD-DVD players and recorders.
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The company consolidates to improve its presence in Africa.
The Sahara 12-inch wide Core 2 Duo Image Book 12WS notebook is powered by Intel Centrino Processor technology.
The agency hopes the initiative can be extended to students and pupils.
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