Dell's preliminary results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2007 show revenue of $14.4 billion and operating income of $801 million.
Business needs must match printer output capabilities to ensure long-term cost savings, says Michael Powell, a product manager at Kyocera Mita SA.
Despite reporting a revenue increase, Mustek's net profit moved down in the last six months.
In today's technology roundup: US gets first mobile TV service, Samsung produces 1Gb DRAM, Oracle DBs vulnerable to attack, and theatre blocks mobile phones.
Faritec scooped seven awards at the IBM Business Partner Awards banquet.
Brother has added the MFC-8460N to its multifunction centre (MFC) product range. [Local rep: Brotek]
Royal Bafokeng has increased its stake in IT distribution group MB Technologies.
In today's technology roundup: Adobe takes Photoshop online, AMD unveils first ATI product, fragrant future beckons for Web, and Orb turns MySpace into personal radio station.
Branislav Zivkovic has been named as MD of Lexmark International SA, replacing Hans Horn, who recently resigned.
Metrologic has unveiled four industrial scanners, including the IS8300, IS8400, IS8500 and IS8550. [Local rep: Kemtek]
Targus has unveiled its Ergo D-Pro and Ergo M-Pro notebook stands, which allow a notebook LCD to be used as a display. [Local rep: Axiz]
D-Link has unveiled its next-generation Layer 3 Gigabit switches, the xStack DGS-3600 series.
Today's technology environment is defined by mobility, says Martin Tassev, Managing Director at LOOPHOLD Distribution