Netgear has released its new range of 802.11n Wireless-N networking products. [Local rep: Duxbury Networking]
Mustek moves to consolidate its position in the market.
The launch of SA's second satellite is now set for June.
In today's technology roundup: Intel enters flash drive business, laptop drive with native encryption debuts, MacBook goes up in flames, Microsoft set to buy Tellme, and nightmare issues with calendars.
Lenovo will sponsor the AT&T Williams team competing in the Formula One World Championship.
Security is of great concern to any office using shared printer access, says Michael Powell, product manager, Kyocera Mita.
Webber Wentzel Bowens has selected Rapid Technologies to deploy Riverbed's Steelhead wide-area data services appliances throughout its network.
Rectron will distribute LG's range of monitors and notebooks throughout SA.
Sahara Computers has unveiled its lightweight, 11-inch Stylebook.
Large SA companies lack mainframe skills to maintain business critical information, warns Compuware.
Rectron will distribute MIO Technology's range of navigation devices, personal digital assistants and smartphones.
Network Appliance has introduced its NetApp FAS3040 and V3040 series midrange platforms.
Brother, through local distributor Brotek, has released its MFC-8860DN multifunction centre.