Mozambique's government has agreed in principle to the opening of a Sahara assembly operation in Maputo.
The company will exhibit at the Futurex and Equip tradeshow at the Sandton Convention Centre from 15 to 18 May.
The project is expected to start operations during the second quarter of 2007.
With an internal network interface, the magicolor 2490 can be used as a combined printer/copier for workgroups.
Intel's Classmate PC is to be assembled in Africa, with tens of thousands planned for production.
Tasima installs a fourth database server to double eNatis' capacity.
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Datalogic's Dragon bar code readers provide a solution for demanding industrial applications. [Local rep: ProScan Systems]
Square One Solutions Group has introduced Domino DPX extraction units for fume and particle removal during laser marking operations.
Achieving zero outages is hard enough at the best of times, and when power supplies are unreliable it's almost impossible.
In today's technology roundup: Apple gets greener, Internet radio threatened, Ballmer slams iPhone, and Google bug bites again.
In this World Wide Wrap: BAE Systems gets safety nod, Thales selected for upgrade, Boeing first in aerospace, and Lockheed Martin unveils production facility.
Storage provider Western Digital has signed a distribution agreement with ICT supplier Pinnacle Micro.