Hardware

Raritan switches onto itX

Raritan switches onto itX

KVM switch, serial console server and remote power management devices vendor, Raritan, has appointed itX Group Limited as an Australian distributor.
Lilia Guan Jun 4 2007 12:55PM Training & Development
IBM steps up green drive with Zodiac

IBM steps up green drive with Zodiac

IBM has expanded its Big Green initiative with an addition to its Zodiac consultancy service providing customers with tools to measure carbon footprints.
Staff Writers Jun 4 2007 11:59AM Hardware
HP unveils eight Print 2.0 systems

HP unveils eight Print 2.0 systems

Print 2.0 strategy behind US government and education projects.
Matt Chapman Jun 4 2007 11:32AM Hardware
Public urged to record crime with cameraphones

Public urged to record crime with cameraphones

Europeans will soon be encouraged to use cameraphones to photograph and video criminal activity to send directly to a national police database.
Andrew Charlesworth Jun 4 2007 11:17AM Hardware
Xerox develops invisible ink

Xerox develops invisible ink

New toner fluoresces under ultraviolet light.
Iain Thomson Jun 1 2007 2:40PM Hardware
HP unveils personal shopping assistant

HP unveils personal shopping assistant

Instore kiosks to offer personalised retail specials.
Tom Sanders May 31 2007 1:03PM Hardware
TiVo to hit Australian shores

TiVo to hit Australian shores

Network Seven has partnered with the creators of TiVo to bring the revolutionary digital video recorder (DVR) to Australian shores by next year.
Staff Writers May 31 2007 12:22PM Hardware
Zune sales crawl past a million

Zune sales crawl past a million

Microsoft claims 10 per cent of mobile hard drive player market.
Iain Thomson May 30 2007 12:11PM Hardware
Cisco and HP launch HPC assault

Cisco and HP launch HPC assault

Pair work together on high-performance servers and switches.
Staff Writers May 30 2007 10:22AM Hardware
Canon and Toshiba delay SED TVs again

Canon and Toshiba delay SED TVs again

Production and patent woes stall next-gen flat panel screens.
Matt Chapman May 30 2007 6:33AM Hardware
BEA marries SOA and Event Server

BEA marries SOA and Event Server

Java-based event server allows faster and cheaper data analysis.
Tom Sanders May 30 2007 6:30AM Hardware
Korea's memory chip lead threatened

Korea's memory chip lead threatened

Taiwan and China to take over, analyst predicts.
Simon Burns May 30 2007 6:15AM Hardware
Topfield supports ACCC call to revise consumer policies

Topfield supports ACCC call to revise consumer policies

Consumer electronics set-top box manufacturer, Topfield Australia, has supported the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) decision to revise its consumer policy framework.
Sarah Falson May 29 2007 3:26PM Hardware
US mobiles slam brakes on Nissans

US mobiles slam brakes on Nissans

Cellphones can interfere with electronic car keys.
Matt Chapman May 28 2007 4:45PM Hardware
Sharp Australia recalls 42-inch LCD TVs

Sharp Australia recalls 42-inch LCD TVs

Sharp Corporation of Australia on Tuesday told retailers that it had located a fault in 20 per cent of its existing stocks of 42-inch LCD televisions, prompting Sharp to announce a voluntary recall on Friday.
Sarah Falson May 28 2007 4:01PM Hardware
Microsoft pulls major platform conference

Microsoft pulls major platform conference

Delay feeds speculcation about potential product delays.
Tom Sanders May 28 2007 2:48PM Hardware
Sony facing Blu-ray patent suit

Sony facing Blu-ray patent suit

Target Technology files suit over use of silver alloy material.
Staff Writers May 28 2007 11:12AM Hardware
Dell launches US retail offensive

Dell launches US retail offensive

Linux machines hit market as vendor announces major deal with the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart.
Shaun Nichols May 28 2007 6:30AM Hardware
IBM unveils high performance workstation blade

IBM unveils high performance workstation blade

IBM has offered a sneak peek of its new blade-format workstation and accompanying thin client.
Staff Writers May 25 2007 4:55PM Hardware
Dell Linux PCs lack multimedia

Dell Linux PCs lack multimedia

Dell's plans to sell consumer Linux PCs could hit a snag after the company admitted that the machines will not run popular video formats and might not work with cheaper printers.
Matt Chapman May 25 2007 2:09PM Hardware

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