Hardware

Powerhouse Pc brings Sea Sonic back to Australia

Powerhouse Pc brings Sea Sonic back to Australia

Local distributor, Powerhouse Pc World plans to bring back Sea Sonic’s power range of products back to the country after a twenty year hiatus.
Lilia Guan Aug 22 2006 11:05AM Hardware
Samsung switches on 70in HD LCD TV

Samsung switches on 70in HD LCD TV

Monster flat panel offers 180-degree viewing angle.
Robert Jaques Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Hardware
LED makers enjoy bright prospects

LED makers enjoy bright prospects

Better, brighter screens and replacement light bulbs.
Simon Burns Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Hardware
Boffins go ballistic over next-gen transistor design

Boffins go ballistic over next-gen transistor design

'Radical' computing chip bounces electrons around.
Robert Jaques Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Hardware
Sony PlayStation 3 predicted to win console war

Sony PlayStation 3 predicted to win console war

Industry analysts believe that Sony's long-delayed PlayStation 3 will still lead sales in North America, despite rivals Microsoft and Nintendo stealing a march on the market.
Clement James Aug 21 2006 10:21AM Hardware
Philips enters PC market via Synnex

Philips enters PC market via Synnex

Consumer electronics giant Philips Electronics has entered the Australian PC market with a range of desktops which are being assembled by national distributor Synnex and sold through the Harvey Norman retail chain.
Byron Connolly Aug 18 2006 4:00PM Hardware
Portable devices to fuel web video explosion

Portable devices to fuel web video explosion

ABI Research predicts huge growth over the next five years.
Robert Jaques Aug 18 2006 10:34AM Hardware
Xbox 360 HD-DVD add-on will cost US$200

Xbox 360 HD-DVD add-on will cost US$200

In the shops by Christmas.
Will Head Aug 18 2006 10:34AM Hardware
NSC implements Avaya telephony at Sea World

NSC implements Avaya telephony at Sea World

Local integrator NSC has been signed on to implement an Avaya IP telephony system for Sea World Nara Resort, an Australian theme park resort located on the Gold Coast.
Staff Writers Aug 16 2006 1:49PM Hardware
Demand for semiconductor IP set to explode

Demand for semiconductor IP set to explode

Chip vendors to become a major intellectual property licensing force.
Robert Jaques Aug 15 2006 2:13PM Hardware
Dell founder says happy with CEO Rollins' role

Dell founder says happy with CEO Rollins' role

Dell founder Michael Dell said he had no plans to replace chief executive Kevin Rollins despite a sharp decline in the company's financial performance as rivals attack its hold on the low-priced computer market.
Staff Writers Aug 15 2006 11:50AM Hardware
Laptops banned from hand luggage

Laptops banned from hand luggage

Electronic items not allowed in cabin.
Will Head Aug 11 2006 1:48PM Hardware
The PC turns 25

The PC turns 25

Intel powered, MS DOS device evolved into US$200b industry.
Tom Sanders Aug 11 2006 1:47PM Hardware
Dell's knuckles rapped for misleading UK advert

Dell's knuckles rapped for misleading UK advert

ASA gives direct computing giant a ticking off.
Robert Jaques Aug 11 2006 1:47PM Hardware
Intel intensifies assault against AMD

Intel intensifies assault against AMD

Innovation is key to AMD's survival, says In-Stat.
Robert Jaques Aug 11 2006 1:47PM Hardware
Samsung makes small screen debut

Samsung makes small screen debut

World's first 3-inch VGA flat panel.
Clement James Aug 11 2006 1:47PM Hardware
Gigabyte, ASUS in joint venture

Gigabyte, ASUS in joint venture

Component giants Gigabyte Technology and ASUSTek Computer have established a joint venture that would see a newly established subsidiary produce Gigabyte-branded motherboards and graphics cards.
Staff Writers Aug 10 2006 2:13PM Hardware
Ford gears up for iPod demand

Ford gears up for iPod demand

New cars designed to accommodate portable music players, according to Ford, its gearing up to offer customers the ability to plug iPods and other portable entertainment devices into its next-generation cars.
Clement James Aug 8 2006 3:00PM Hardware
Gartner welcomes IBM move to AMD Opteron servers

Gartner welcomes IBM move to AMD Opteron servers

Industry analysts have welcomed IBM’s recent decision to add to its established Intel Xeon-based server offerings by developing machines based on AMD's Opteron processors.
Robert Jaques Aug 8 2006 3:00PM Hardware
Smartphones kill off the traditional PDA

Smartphones kill off the traditional PDA

Demand for unconnected handheld PDA devices continues to plummet in the face of stiff competition from internet-enabled smartphones, market watchers have reported.
Robert Jaques Aug 8 2006 3:00PM Hardware

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