In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft releases Office 2004 for Mac, 40-inch organic display developed, game sales fall, and Adidas announces smart running shoe.
MTN users are now able to access the Internet via GPRS after the service was down for five days.
Graphic Image Technologies (GIT) has introduced the SerVision range of low bit-rate video surveillance solutions for the mobile security market.
NPC Electronics is demonstrating the Panasonic PT-LB10NTE wireless liquid crystal display projector at Futurex, which kicks off in Sandton today.
Sentech is exhibiting its broadband satellite services at the Futurex conference currently under way in Sandton.
Digital Planet has made a range of MP3 players available at its new Web site.
MTN users have been unable to access the Internet via GPRS.
Today is World Telecommunication Day under a sustainable development theme.
The Fujitsu Siemens Computers Lifebook S7010 notebook has been made available through local distributor Annex.
Gary De Menezes, commercial director at Acer, gives some insight on the functionality of Acer`s Tablet PCs.
In today`s tech news roundup: Microsoft disputes a $258 million legal fee, a flaw found in 802.11b wireless network technology, and future video games likely to include sex.
The Eurocom D470V notebook, featuring a Pentium 4 processor with 800MHz front side bus, has been released.
Alcatel has introduced a new suite of products, which it says are "building blocks" to its current wired and wireless solution.