In today`s technology roundup: Apple offers new goodies in Leopard, IBM has greener way to reuse silicon, child advocates upset over Manhunt 2, and Sun sues NetApp, California style.
In this World Wide Wrap: Channel excellence recognised, New Age distributes Panasonic plasmas, and HP assigns channel reps.
The Tellumat joint venture will supply an approach system and refurbish an existing navigation aid.
By streaming to the virtual desktop, burdens on IT support are reduced, the company says. [Local rep: IT Wise]
The companies have unveiled Print Perfect Deluxe and Print Perfect Platinum.
When it comes to ultra-mobile devices, corporate buying patterns have changed over the past year, says Jason McMillan, HP business unit manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Kyocera`s new A3 multifunctional product processes multiple tasks at the same time without interrupting the workflow.
The company`s 32-inch plasma TV will be available in SA towards the end of November.
OKI`s channel representatives have pioneered rental finance and pay-per-page printing, says Printacom.
Straightforward guidelines will assist users to select a technology and solution to suit their needs, says Riaan Leuschner, MD of Nology.
The GSA confirms a rise in the number of HSPA user devices coming onto the market.
In this World Wide Wrap: PC market alive and well, Alienware offers trade-ins, and SSD market heats up.
In today`s technology roundup: Apple admits Leopard problems, Last Supper gets Internet close-up, Apple limits iPhone sales, and Samsung microSD supply eases shortages.