The Count: At More Offices, a Plan to Stick With That Old PC
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Businesses are expected to be less willing to open their wallets for new technology in 2007.
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Another take on some of the issues faced when purchasing a new computer.
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Business PC customers have a new brand to get used to with the launch of Intel's vPro technology.
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The popular technology promises to make computing easier, but it takes time to get up to speed.
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The computer maker is making more inroads into the lucrative software space.
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A look back at where hard drives have been--and where they're going.
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While taking a back seat to software and security efforts, hardware is still a big time concern according to our survey. Organizations are taking the opportunity to consolidate their environments as they replace
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Three new models are designed for businesses and home office users.
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A new report sees growing opportunity for the open-source operating system to displace Windows in small offices.
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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Company executive admits its PC designs could use a little work, but loves the profits that cell phones generate.
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AUSTIN (Texas) - It is not your typical, humdrum, slate-coloured computer. Not only is the PC known as the &#39;hip-e&#39; almost all white, but its screen and keyboard are framed in fuzzy pink fur. Or a leopard skin design. Or a graffiti-themed pattern.
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International Business Machines&#39;s plans to dispose of its personal computer business will not involve it cutting its ties completely with the revolutionary
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New versions of Office, Exchange, too. But are businesses ready to buy?
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Hewlett-Packard's decision to combine its PC and printing businesses makes sense.
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By Rick Bella, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Feb. 19--At first glance, the computer room doesn't look much like a  doorway.   But that's exactly what it is for senior citizens stepping into the cyber  age.
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Not too many companies that were around during the dawn of the personal computer revolution are still in business. Intel, Apple Computer, Microsoft, IBM - after them, names come to mind a little more slowly.