The SA Bureau of Standards' new multimillion-rand system is now in use.
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Konica Minolta South Africa's bizhub C550 introduces new finger vein authentication.
Altron has broken the R17 billion revenue mark off improved performances, strategy culmination and buoyant conditions.
US-owned Unisys has spun off the last of its service centres, with the creation of IT Naledi, in the Western Cape.
The range of notebooks is based on the latest Intel 965GM chipset technology.
The WiPod is a compact plug-and-play router, switch and server that can switch automatically between alternative networks.
The need to safeguard data is driving growth within storage. [Local rep: Annex Distribution]
The displays introduce an improved height-adjustable stand, designed for optimised viewing and ergonomic flexibility.
Its engineers have identified four opportunities to cut power consumption.
The company announced the support of the IEEE 802.11n draft version 2.0 specifications by future firmware or driver update.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG's fingerprint-access PCs, Microsoft developing split-screen PCs, BT's Wii style control, and portable ExpressCard remote control.
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