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Microsoft has eased hardware requirements for PC makers to load Windows XP Home on ultralow-cost PCs to allow touch screens and larger screen sizes. [ComputerWorld] 02/07/2008 Microsoft's decision to allow low-cost desktop makers to install Windows XP Home on their hardware for an additional two years reverses a move the company had rejected in April. [ComputerWorld] 03/06/2008 Mark Hall reports on Sybase's plan to offer analytics on a hardware appliance. [ComputerWorld] 02/06/2008 The graphics chip maker joins the growing band of hardware firms producing low-cost laptops. With the 2008 Olympic Games only a few months away, Lenovo Group Ltd. is gearing up for a three-day trial of the hardware infrastructure it's set up in Beijing for the events. [Network World] 31/05/2008 Computex 2008 could be the most exciting IT hardware show in years, complete with the launch of several ultra-low cost laptops armed with Intel's new Atom microprocessor, a new iMac lookalike from Asustek and reportedly a new processor from Nvidia code-named (...) [Network World] 28/05/2008 The two Linux vendors unveiled updates for their enterprise Linux operating systems, adding capabilities and hardware support between the next major releases of their products. [ComputerWorld] 21/05/2008 Georgia says it has evidence that Russia is deploying heavy military hardware in the breakaway region of Abkhazia. [BBC News Europe] 18/05/2008 Microsoft is launching a program to promote the use of its Windows OS in ultra low-cost PCs, one effect of which will be to limit the hardware capabilities of this type of device, IDG News Service has learned. [Network World] 10/05/2008 Ten weeks after unveiling the System z10 mainframe, IBM announced new Gigabit Ethernet hardware for LAN connectivity and new InfiniBand coupling links. [Network World] 07/05/2008 View more Hardware/Devices news and analysis from Computerworld.com. [ComputerWorld] 22/02/2008 |
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