The DIR-685 802.11n storage router receives the product design award for 2009.
The company will focus exclusively on servicing the reseller channel throughout southern Africa.
This is because vendors have got smarter and most packages today feature mechanisms that lock down the software to a specific PC or server requiring a specific authorisation code to open the software for use.
DreamWorks uses HP 3D technology to make Monsters vs Aliens more lifelike.
HP unveils its collaboration solution with 3D imaging, for up to four users simultaneously.
The chipmaker donates 25 laptops to a Midrand school and commits to donating a further 5 000 to schools around the country.
In today's technology roundup: Skype now available on iPhone, tech firms in cloud computing push, Gartner warns of Twitter risks, and Disney to put short-form content on YouTube.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP growth remains strong, Bangladesh blocks illegal VOIP users, and RadiSys improves Convedia media server.
In this World Wide Wrap: VMware unveils cost calculator, Glasshouse Technologies optimises virtualisation, and virtualised multiple OS handset arrives soon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype moves to mobile, TomTom intros cellular link, and T-Mobile opens laptop connections.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-billing supports tree-planting programme, Vodafone to restructure staff, and WorkCompEDI and Aon eSolutions sign deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: Power Down for the Planet, Hitachi delivers greener hard drive, and Lenovo unveils green workstations.
In this World Wide Wrap: IIL and NYU collaborate on PM, PSG achieves gold with MS, and CBE introduces project management track.