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The company's CellPAD device facilitates wireless processing of card payments.
The Desktop Board D945GCLF, from Axiz, is designed to support Internet-centric computing.
Global Acquisition has implemented a custom solution developed by DVT.
The product range includes a line of interactive UPS devices from 1000VA to 5000VA.
The IBM partner is accredited to sell and implement IBM DataPower SOA appliances in SA.
Any idiot has ownership rights to his tale, even if it is all sound and fury, signifying nothing.
The wireless provider will give users a discount if they produce their old dial-up modem.
In today's technology roundup: Chrome ported for Mac and Linux, Mobclix offers stats on iPhone apps, free WiFi access at McDonald's, and Peru trials XP on XO.