The B50A is designed with the business executive's need for power, reliability and mobility in mind.
The company expects an adjusted headline earnings increase of between 23% and 28%.
In this World Wide Wrap: HSBC computer crashes, Cisco unveils phone banking, and venture money finds India, China.
In this World Wide Wrap: Emptoris named leader, Selectica upgrades, and contract manager named.
The company posts strong half-year results.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft partners puzzled by Seinfeld, phreakers seize US govt phones, Virgin WiFi delayed, poor earning virtual gaming gold, and Brazilian charged for operating botnet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google angers wireless manufacturers, wireless networks clog up, and Japan pushes mobile tech.
MTN Business will assist government with solutions to connect with its citizens.
The online English tuition service co-ordinates staff teaching shifts via SMS.
The company displays "completeness of vision" and "ability to execute", according to Gartner.
The state is not interested in paying 90% of the cost of 240 000 PCs for Sadtu's members.
Infonetics expects India, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Brazil to lead in WiMax uptake.
The body has accredited Cell C's training programmes, which train over 25 000 people a year.