The Department of Defence has revealed the vendors selected to supply whole-of-government computer equipment to federal government agencies on a short-term basis. The government had decided to form a whole-of-government panel for computer equipment Read More

Notebooks, netbooks, and all-in-one computers tend to grab most headlines today in the computer market. However, there are still new desktop computers unveiled for consumers who want more power at a Read More

Unofficial NPD data suggests that Apple grew its US retail unit share of computers priced $1,000 and above during Q4 2009 to 90 percent. According to unofficial data by the market research firm NPD Group, Macs accounted for nine out of ten computer Read More

Acer Computer keeps driving its multi-brand strategy with a target to grow by 30 percent by this year. According to Acer Computer managing director, Harry Yang, Acer is number one in the Read More

Unofficial NPD data suggests that Apple grew its US retail unit share of computers priced $1,000 and above during Q4 2009 to 90 percent. According to unofficial data by the market research firm NPD Group, Macs accounted for nine out of ten computer Read More

To cope with rising computer shipments, Singapore-based Flextronics International Ltd is considering setting up new facilities in western China, with Chongqing one possible location. The move means Flextronics could follow in the footsteps of Taiwanese Read More

in 2009. Intel also saw strong growth in the desktop segment. AMD increased shipments of integrated graphics in notebooks, but lost market share in discrete graphics, which are chips used in separate graphics cards, in the desktop and notebook segments. Read More

Service Delivery Platform netbook spares users from having to use search engines as is normally required in conventional notebooks and netbook computers. The new innovation has given rise to the best local netbook and the ideal device for the roll out of Read More

data center strategy and change the way you view desktop computing. Today, many workers carry expensive, heavy, Windows notebooks loaded with the applications they use and their data. A few carry netbooks to complement their bigger notebooks because Read More

but the release of Windows 7 presents a unique opportunity to both refresh and upgrade your company's computers. In fact, by replacing that aging fleet of desktops, notebooks, workstations, and even servers with brand new hardware running the brand new Read More

Compared to the very early days of computing, personal computers PCs now come in a very wide variety of shapes, sizes, configurations and performance capabilities. Desktops are favored for their expansion and customization options, whereas some Read More

Apple Australia is helping school and uni students get by offering rebates on selected Mac computers including the popular MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks, and iMac desktops. The offer is available to tertiary students, faculty or staff members and Read More

Apple Australia is helping school and uni students get by offering rebates on selected Mac computers including the popular MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks, and iMac desktops. The offer is available to tertiary students, faculty or staff members and Read More

retired as Acer chairman in 2004 and founded management company iD SoftCapital - said: "The trend for low-priced computers will last for the coming years." "But US computer makers just don't know how to put such products on the market... US computer Read More

is awash with devices that are smaller, lighter, more powerful and more energy efficient than the clunky desktop computer, which dominated homes for so long. A study reveals that of the 30 million installed computer terminals in India, 80 per cent are Read More

Even as the computer market shifts to smaller, smarter devices, there's a set of users for whom the shift is not that easy. Take for instance, Priya Ravishankar, 28, an associate architect with Read More

We regret to inform you that your desktop computer is dying. No, it has not fallen prey to a deadly virus. It is just not the fittest device around to survive the gradual but sure forces of evolution that Read More

U.S. Armys mammoth semiannual computer buy begins The Armys tenth semiannual Consolidated Buy CB10, its mammoth IT buy, is underway. The CB10 ordering period, held under the auspices of Fort Monmouth, NJ-based Army Computer Hardware Read More

coming years, its head of German operations said. The Intel logo is advertised on the side of a computer box as a customer pushes a shopping cart at an electronic store in Phoenix, Arizona November 4, 2009. REUTERS Joshua LottFiles 1 of 1 Premium Read More

Lenovo is one of the largest computer makers in the world and the company has lots of notebooks and desktops that are available for purchase. The company has unveiled its latest desktop computer called the ThinkCentre A63 Read More

Lenovo is one of the largest computer makers in the world and the company has lots of notebooks and desktops that are available for purchase. The company has unveiled its latest desktop computer called the ThinkCentre A63 Read More

Intel Corp., the worlds biggest chipmaker, predicted higher first-quarter sales than analysts estimated as demand for notebook computers rebounded. Intel forecast sales of about $9.7 billion for the current quarter, compared with the $9.34 billion Read More

Intel Corp., the worlds biggest chipmaker, predicted higher first-quarter sales than analysts estimated as demand for notebook computers rebounded. Intel forecast sales of about $9.7 billion for the current quarter, compared with the $9.34 billion Read More

CBS Interactive Desktop sales are plummeting, while notebook shipments are on the rise. But that doesn't mean desktops are dead. And execs at AMD and Via believe desktop sales will turn around in 2010. "I think you will see the resurgence of the small Read More

bad. But during the holidays we've seen nothing but positive numbers. It's not been huge -- desktops aren't going to outsell notebooks any time soon -- but even so, it was a big surprise.' Baker was hard pressed to explain the uptick in sales of Windows Read More