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Dell takes retail push into Europe
PC maker strikes deal with Carrefour.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 30 2007 6:26AM
Hardware
Boffins invent portable T-ray devices
Airport security checks could soon be hassle free after the invention of a scanning device capable of detecting more potentially dangerous materials than today's X-ray machines.
Clement James
Nov 29 2007 3:37PM
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Petascale computers: the next supercomputing wave
The author of the world's first published collection on petascale techniques, David A. Bader, discusses petascale, exascale and the future of computing.
Liz Tay
Nov 29 2007 11:18AM
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Greenpeace piles pressure on Nintendo
Nintendo has scored the first ever zero rating for environmental friendliness in the Guide to Green Electronics published by Greenpeace..
Iain Thomson
Nov 29 2007 7:17AM
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Boffins invent portable T-ray devices
Airport security checks could soon be hassle free after the invention of a scanning device capable of detecting more potentially dangerous materials than today's X-ray machines..
Clement James
Nov 29 2007 7:17AM
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Tech titans tout clean energy programmes
Two of the largest companies in the technology industry have announced plans to switch to renewable energy..
Shaun Nichols
Nov 29 2007 7:17AM
Hardware
L7 Solutions wins contract with Woodside Petroleum, worth $6M+
Western Australian-based IT service provider L7 Solutions has hit the big time with a $6 million plus contract to overhaul ASX-listed Woodside Petroleum’s LAN and IP Telephony infrastructure in Perth and North West regional areas.
Lilia Guan
Nov 28 2007 3:36PM
Hardware
University insists on GPS phones for students
Students at Montclair State University in New Jersey are required to have mobile phones fitted with GPS tracking devices as part of their equipment for campus life..
Iain Thomson
Nov 28 2007 7:30AM
Hardware
OLPC extends two-for-one deal
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is to extend its Give One Get One programme throughout the holiday season..
Shaun Nichols
Nov 27 2007 11:29PM
Hardware
ANZ jumps into IT equipment leasing with HP
ANZ has signed an IT equipment leasing alliance with HP Financial Services, to expand IT leasing and financing options for its business customers.
Lilia Guan
Nov 27 2007 2:39PM
Hardware
Microsoft sends staff to Siberia
Microsoft is to build a 10,000-server data centre in the middle of Siberia, according to Russian news reports.s who bought iPhones.
Iain Thomson
Nov 27 2007 7:00AM
Hardware
Korean president denies Samsung bribe
Samsung is facing an investigation over allegations that its controlling Samsung Group bribed politicians and officials..
Simon Burns
Nov 27 2007 7:00AM
Hardware
Brits turned off by iPhone price
A new survey suggests that UK consumers know all about Apple's iPhone, but very few are prepared to buy one..
Iain Thomson
Nov 27 2007 7:00AM
Hardware
Pioneer lands bumper $500m government contract
White-box manufacturer Pioneer Computers Australia has signed up the $500 million ITS2007 NSW whole of government panel contract.
Staff Writers
Nov 26 2007 4:02PM
Hardware
World digital radio meeting to be held in Sydney
Australia will play host to world experts on digital radio from 12 countries. The technical committee of the WorldDMB Forum, a global trade body coordinating the introduction of digital radio worldwide, will meet in Sydney on 30 November.
Staff Writers
Nov 26 2007 2:54PM
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Cartridges for Planet Ark hits 5M mark
Planet Ark has announced its cartridge recycling program, ‘Cartridges 4 Planet Ark’, has diverted 5.5 million printer cartridges from Australian landfills.
Staff Writers
Nov 26 2007 2:31PM
Hardware
Sun and Dell benefit from Solaris OEM deal
The recently sealed OEM deal between Sun Microsystems and Dell will widen the appeal of Solaris for x86-based system users, and will benefit both vendors, Gartner has reported..
Robert Jaques
Nov 26 2007 7:19AM
Hardware
Better management will prevent web gridlock
The predicted dramatic slowdown of the internet by 2010 will not be solved simply by throwing more resources at the problem, according to broadband resource specialist Operax..
Staff Writers
Nov 26 2007 7:19AM
Hardware
Europe leads global charge to digital TV
Europe is leading the world in the adoption of digital terrestrial TV, although other regions are fast gaining momentum, market watchers reported.
Robert Jaques
Nov 26 2007 6:30AM
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Winners of Australia’s biggest tech survey unveiled Tuesday
PC Authority magazine has conducted the biggest ever tech survey in Australia with over 14,000 respondents voting in the Reliability and Service Awards 2007.
Helen Frost
Nov 23 2007 12:21PM
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