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A New Way to Point.
Newton Peripherals doesn’t care if you call them mouses or mice! Either way, the Company’s MoGo X54 or MoGo X54 Pro mouse may be just the ticket for the traveling presenter.
A Real Tablet for Real Tablet Users
Motion Computing eschews all notebook features to build a tablet that is meant to be used as a tablet.
Can Toshiba Tip the Tables in Favor of Tablets?
Toshiba’s Portege M700 strives to combine the top features of notebooks and tablets into a stylish convertible, Did Toshiba succeed or create a Frankenstein’s monster?
REV 120GB Drive from Iomega Is a Jack of all Trades, Master of One
Bigger, faster and cheaper are the key words to describe Iomega’s newest entry into the REV line of removable storage.
Lenovo Greens Up the Desktop with ThinkCentre M57p
The new ultra-small form-factor ThinkCentre M57 takes up a lot less desktop space. But, does the small form factor translate to smaller electric bills? Take a look at Channel Insider’s review of the unit to find out more.
On the Hunt for Green
Surveyor from Verdiem aids and abets solution providers searching for the best way to green up the enterprise.
Gaviri Brings Indiana Jones to the Desktop
Searching for long lost artifacts of data? Gaviri Technologies aims to unify searches across devices and data stores to make finding nuggets of information easy.
eWEEK Channel Labs Walk-through: Gaviri Universal SearchOS
Gaviri Universal SearchOS lets users search for files, e-mails and multimedia on portable devices, desktops and network drives.
Lenovo Brings Perfection to Ultraportable Market
Lenovo’s latest X series notebook, the X300, combines performance, features, light travel weight and long battery life into an attractive package for those with deep pockets.
eWEEK Channel Labs Walk-through: Fujitsu Lifebook A6120
The Lifebook A6120 is solid desktop replacement system.
Marathon Makes a Run for Virtualization
The disaster recovery vendor has unveiled EverRun VM software, designed to make virtualization easier and faster.
Fujitsu Lifebook A Series Notebooks Combat the Pepsi Syndrome
The Lifebook A6120 Desktop Replacement Notebook may be just the ticket for the “lunch at their desk” crowd.
SonicWall Looks to Protect the Enterprise with the NSA 3500
Unified Threat Management comes to enterprise networks via SonicWall's latest security appliances, the NSA series.
eWEEK Channel Labs Walk-through: Fujitsu LifeBook E Series
Too big to comfortably lug around, Fujitsu’s E8410 LifeBook is aimed directly at the desktop user who wants some portability when necessary. By Frank Ohlhorst
Fujitsu Aims the LifeBook E Series at the Desktop
Too big to comfortably lug around, Fujitsu’s E8410 LifeBook is aimed directly at the desktop user who wants some portability when necessary.
The 10 Coolest Things at CeBIT
Here are the 10 coolest things I saw at CeBIT this year. By Sara Driscoll
Ingram Micro Brings House-Brand Monitor to System Builders
Ingram Micro's latest V7 monitor is geared toward enticing system builders and resellers with its low price and basic feature set. But is it enough to get system builders to abandon their name-brand displays?
Lenovo`s SUSE Linux Play – Take Two
eWEEK’s Channel Lab takes a second look at Lenovo’s Linux laptop. Does it make the grade this time around or will “Take Two” become "take two aspirin and call me when you get it right?"
An Alarming Solution to Office Security
LaserShield offers its “Instant Burglar Alarm” with remote monitoring as a quick and easy way to protect any room.
Bigger Is Better with NEC`s Huge Monitor
NEC improves your image by adding 8 inches to your view. That's 8 inches more of viewable area on your monitor with the LCD3090WQXi-BK display.
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