Shared power and a thermal envelope for AMD Opteron-based processors means a simple upgrade path.
The 65nm Barcelona chip contains over half-a-billion transistors.
The launch of AMD's processor is all about virtualisation, not cores, says Fujitsu Siemens.
The NetSecure option identifies rogue applications like spyware, adware and viruses.
Konica Minolta South Africa grew its share of segment five (90+ copies per minute) by 35% last year.
Computing is now a must-have for every household, says Alan Hawkins, sales manager at Tarsus Technologies.
The company was ranked the number one touch-screen monitor supplier by VSR. [Local rep: Tactile Technologies]
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The company shipped its two millionth Internet Protocol set-top box in under six months.
Retailers misinform clients of the cost involved in keeping devices updated with the latest information, says PDAShop.co.za regional manager Kun-cheng Tu.
Research shows the multifunctional products market grew faster than the printer market in 2006, says Bytes Document Solutions.
The company has completed a R13 million implementation of an additional seven high-speed printers.