Hardware

Altech Computers in blu-ray "world first"

Altech Computers in blu-ray "world first"

Local system assembler and distributor Altech Computers has unveiled a media centre hardware product incorporating a DVD based on the “Blu-ray” high definition media standard.
Byron Connolly Apr 19 2006 4:05PM Hardware
Intel, Vic Gov sign MoU

Intel, Vic Gov sign MoU

The Victorian Government has announced a new deal with Intel that will see greater IT investment in the state.
Staff Writers Apr 19 2006 11:50AM Hardware
BenQ no longer part of Acer, finalises billion dollar deal

BenQ no longer part of Acer, finalises billion dollar deal

Acer has announced it has resigned from BenQ’s board of directors, meanwhile, BenQ has been busying finalising a partnership deal with Lite-On IT.
Lilia Guan Apr 18 2006 12:30PM Hardware
Dell’s green initiative

Dell’s green initiative

Hardware vendor, Dell has collected around 73 tonnes of used computer equipment in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) in 2005 for its recycling program.
Staff Writers Apr 13 2006 9:26AM Hardware
Acer’s channel model is the right lingo for SBS

Acer’s channel model is the right lingo for SBS

Broadcaster SBS has selected Acer and its partner, Leading Solutions, to fulfill its latest ICT hardware procurement.
Staff Writers Apr 11 2006 10:37AM Hardware
Toshiba on the move

Toshiba on the move

Number one notebook vendor Toshiba is mobilising its entire company as it shifts to new headquarters in North Ryde while relocating its warehouse and service centre to Homebush.
David Flynn Apr 10 2006 10:49AM Hardware
Coffs Harbour reseller in European expansion

Coffs Harbour reseller in European expansion

Coffs Harbour reseller franchise Computer Troubleshooters, beefed up its global network, opening five franchise centres in the Eastern European country of Romania.
Byron Connolly Apr 7 2006 4:21PM Hardware
A week in tech

A week in tech

A round-up of all the latest tech news.
FinanceAsia & IRG Apr 7 2006 4:10PM Hardware
Support seen for Himax following sizeable IPO

Support seen for Himax following sizeable IPO

Growth prospects seen outweighing cyclical risks for largest tech IPO this year.
Anette Jönsson Apr 4 2006 12:34PM Hardware
Demand for digital radio on the rise

Demand for digital radio on the rise

Commercial Radio Australia has cited the findings of a recent study as proof of growing demand for local digital radio services.
Staff Writers Apr 4 2006 12:23PM Hardware
SMEC drops Dell for Acer

SMEC drops Dell for Acer

Acer and channel partner Leading Solutions have signed an exclusive agreement to supply PCs and services to the Snowy Mountains Engineering Cooperation
(SMEC).
Lilia Guan Apr 3 2006 10:32AM Hardware
Asus: will not launch sub-$500 notebook

Asus: will not launch sub-$500 notebook

Asus has denied that it plans to launch a sub-$500 laptop into the Australian market despite strong industry suggestions of an impending launch.
Lilia Guan Mar 31 2006 8:46AM Hardware
A week in tech

A week in tech

A round-up of all the latest tech news.
FinanceAsia & IRG Mar 31 2006 8:44AM Hardware
Xbox 360 sales breaks records

Xbox 360 sales breaks records

The Xbox 360 posted record week-one console sales in Australia, according to industry analyst GfK.
Lilia Guan Mar 30 2006 12:33PM Hardware
Jabra sets sights on music market

Jabra sets sights on music market

Jabra has also gone into to the audio music market by teaming up with high-end audio supplier Klipsch Audio Technologies.
Lilia Guan Mar 30 2006 10:23AM Hardware
Ambulance Service gets Tough

Ambulance Service gets Tough

Panasonic won a contract to supply the entire fleet of Victoria’s Metropolitan Ambulance Service (MAS) with its CF-18 Toughbook laptops.
Lilia Guan Mar 30 2006 10:14AM Hardware
AMTA talks up phone recycling

AMTA talks up phone recycling

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has reported that the publics’ participation in mobile phone recycling is on the rise.
Staff Writers Mar 29 2006 10:20AM Hardware
Multifunction inkjets cross the million mark

Multifunction inkjets cross the million mark

Multifunction inkjet device market in Australia crossed the million units milestone at the close of 2005, according to the results of IDC's latest hardcopy peripherals research.
Staff Writers Mar 27 2006 9:48AM Hardware
Users get smart over mobile devices

Users get smart over mobile devices

The handheld device market has grown to 42 percent in the fourth quarter of 2005, according to IDC’s final results for the Australian smart handheld device market.
Lilia Guan Mar 24 2006 8:46AM Hardware
Fujitsu wins NT Government tender

Fujitsu wins NT Government tender

Fujitsu Australia has been awarded a $150 million desktop and helpdesk services contract by the Northern Territory Government, following a competitive tender between CSC Australia, HP and Unisys Australia.
Lilia Guan Mar 23 2006 10:59AM Hardware

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