Companies can buy only the computing capacity that they use, says Business Connexion.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft cuts Xbox 360 prices, iPhone sued over keyboard, Lenovo to preload Novell's Linux, and Microsoft accused of becoming 'software police'.
Avalanche Mobility Center provides management, provisioning and maintenance of the wireless system.
The MSI RX2900XT Series 3D graphics card is available locally. [Local rep: Pinnacle Micro]
In this World Wide Wrap: Bigger is better?, Dell, Canonical collaborate, and Lenovo goes green.
An interdepartmental task team is establishing the way forward for e-learning.
The two-in-one Powerline Network Extender allows for the enablement of powerline networking on Netgear routers. [Local rep: Duxbury Networking]
Rectron has introduced the Transcend T. Sonic 820 series MP3 player, available in two sizes.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kodak sues Panasonic and JVC, printing a hazard, and Adobe offers enterprise imaging.
Existing TV licences already apply to mobile or PC-based television services.
The company's bizhub production range aims to meet the growing demand for short run print on demand applications.
The D5613 HP printer enhances detail in dark areas of photos using HP Real Life technology.
The EPEAT procurement system helps purchasers evaluate, compare and select products based on environmental attributes.