Hardware

Asia retailers facing IT arms race

Asia retailers facing IT arms race

Small firms forced to compete with giants in US$11.6bn market.
Simon Burns Mar 28 2007 2:16PM Hardware
HP fires patent salvo across Acer's bow

HP fires patent salvo across Acer's bow

Taiwanese PC and laptop maker accused of infringing five patents.
Tom Sanders Mar 28 2007 2:14PM Hardware
Intel ships first Classmate PCs

Intel ships first Classmate PCs

First volume shipments head for Mexico and Brazil.
Tom Sanders Mar 27 2007 1:41PM Hardware
Sun pulls up smoke screens around future processors

Sun pulls up smoke screens around future processors

Positioning for upcoming APL and Rock processor lines remains unclear.
Tom Sanders Mar 27 2007 1:41PM Hardware
AMD steps up corporate PC push to compete with Intel

AMD steps up corporate PC push to compete with Intel

AMD has unveiled a set of open source tools that let PC manufacturers test systems for compatibility with new standards that promise to allow easier remote desktop management.
Tom Sanders Mar 27 2007 11:41AM Hardware
EBay pulls Apple iPhone auction

EBay pulls Apple iPhone auction

Online auction house eBay has pulled a sale of six iPhones from its site, saying that it is not confident that the seller can deliver within 30 days.
Iain Thomson Mar 27 2007 11:41AM Hardware
Orb brings PC multimedia to gaming consoles

Orb brings PC multimedia to gaming consoles

Don't waste US$300 on Apple TV, says Orb chief.
Staff Writers Mar 27 2007 11:41AM Hardware
China's chip industry swells to US$13bn

China's chip industry swells to US$13bn

Runaway growth to triple sales to US$44bn by 2011, analyst predicts.
Simon Burns Mar 26 2007 1:07PM Hardware
Free Bravia TVs to UK's PlayStation 3 buyers

Free Bravia TVs to UK's PlayStation 3 buyers

Free Bravia TVs to UK's first PS3 buyers.
Staff Writers Mar 26 2007 12:07PM Hardware
CeBIT: Samsung unveils Q1 Ultra

CeBIT: Samsung unveils Q1 Ultra

Samsung has unveiled the successor to its first generation Ultra Mobile PC Q1, the Q1 Ultra, at the CeBIT trade show in Hanover.
Ian Williams Mar 26 2007 9:07AM Hardware
Microsoft and Google polish up OpenAjax

Microsoft and Google polish up OpenAjax

Open industry collaboration group sees membership grow to 72.
Clement James Mar 23 2007 1:52PM Hardware
Local retailers launch Playstation 3

Local retailers launch Playstation 3

Despite the expensive price tag, Australian game enthusiasts celebrated the midnight arrival of the much anticipated Sony PlayStation 3.
Staff Writers Mar 23 2007 1:30PM Hardware
Engineers tout 'morphable' computers

Engineers tout 'morphable' computers

Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, a developer of sensor systems for the US military, has claimed that it has developed the world's first computers that can morph into different forms.
Clement James Mar 23 2007 11:52AM Hardware
CeBIT: Hard disk shredder eliminates data for good

CeBIT: Hard disk shredder eliminates data for good

Machine turns old hard drive into confetti.
Ian Williams Mar 23 2007 11:52AM Hardware
PlayStation 3 fans queue for 72 hours

PlayStation 3 fans queue for 72 hours

Fans of Sony's PlayStation 3 gaming console have been camping out in Virgin Megastore in London since Wednesday for a chance to get their hands on the new console at midnight.
Iain Thomson Mar 23 2007 11:52AM Hardware
Yahoo dives into mobile search

Yahoo dives into mobile search

Engine interprets search results to allow for better ranking.
Tom Sanders Mar 22 2007 10:55AM Hardware
CeBIT: Zephyr shows off BioHarness smart monitor

CeBIT: Zephyr shows off BioHarness smart monitor

It's all in the weave.
Ian Williams Mar 22 2007 10:55AM Hardware
British soldiers stay cool on the battlefield

British soldiers stay cool on the battlefield

New cooling vests could cut deaths.
Iain Thomson Mar 22 2007 10:55AM Hardware
Apple confirms TV switch on

Apple confirms TV switch on

Computer firm officially unveils Apple TV.
Robert Jaques Mar 22 2007 10:55AM Hardware
Boffins craft CPU-less supercomputer

Boffins craft CPU-less supercomputer

Researchers in Scotland have built a small, power-efficient supercomputer that doesn't use any conventional microprocessors.
Shaun Nichols Mar 22 2007 10:55AM Hardware

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