In today's technology roundup: IBM unveils world's fastest chip, Facebook welcomes companies, first mobile call from Mount Everest, and mobile TV will reach 244 million by 2011.
The Pavilion range will be one of the first brands to feature Intel's new Santa-Rosa platform. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
The company now spans 39 sub-Saharan African countries.
The IT solutions and services company has achieved Microsoft gold certified partner status in OEM hardware solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Domain-scrambling for VOIP, Skype goes mainstream in Wal-Mart, and MediaRing comes pre-installed with Vista.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony battery catches fire, Dell's Ubuntu release begins, HP unveils LED mobile PCs, and Apple MacBook users sue.
The DES-1228P is a high-performance, all-purpose 24-Port, 10/100 smart switch with Power Over Ethernet.
To rent or to own? This is the question facing CIOs and financial departments in the race to keep pace with constantly changing technology.
In a bid to standardise the equipment used by its brokers, Absa Brokers struck a deal with iVolve.
Leasing offers as many advantages as pitfalls. Gartner lays down some basic guidelines to aid the unwary.
In this World Wide Wrap: Printing industry price-drop down under, HP's revenue increases, and Orbotech expands into inkjet.
SWAP is an anti-crime initiative established in consultation with residents and business owners of Savoy and Waverly in Johannesburg.
The Telkom Foundation has equipped 650 schools, 10 community centres and 30 special schools with ICT infrastructure.