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Why should large enterprises have all the fun when it comes to virtualization technology? Small businesses can benefit too. Build an inexpensive desktop virtualization server that brings virtualized desktops to client PCs anywhere, and at a price anyone can afford.
AMD Delivers Performance, Value with Phenom 9350e
When can you get four cores for the price of two? AMD hopes you'll ask that question and take a look at the value priced Phenom 9350e.
Servoy Blurs Line Between Web Apps, Desktop Apps
For those tired of maintaining separate code bases for Web and desktop applications, Servoy offers a way to consolidate those code bases and cut development time in half.
6 Freeware Tools You Need To Know About
Freeware is often maligned as & too good to be true.& After all, how can something that is free for the taking be any good?
IP-Based Video Surveillance Gets Easier
Need to keep an eye on things? Need to protect some assets? Short of a security guard, nothing works better than live video for protecting property. D-Link's latest IP cameras bring the security of video to almost anywhere.
Channel Insider Labs Walkthrough: D-Link IP Video Surveillance
D-Link's latest IP cameras bring the security of video to almost anywhere.
Toshiba Notebook Shows a Melding of Markets
Toshiba’s latest Satellite Pro, the M300, dances a fine line between a consumer and a business notebook computer, and that may be a good thing.
Netgear's FVS336G Shows There's Still Some Life Left in Selling Firewalls
Firewalls for the most part are now called security appliances, and for small businesses those security appliances have become somewhat a commodity item. Netgear is looking to revoke the commodity status from the SMB security appliance market with the FVS336G.
Want to Make VOIP Portable? Plantronics Says Stick It in Your Ear!
Plantronics' CS70N wireless headset system brings features and functionality to those looking to cut the handset out of the picture.
Channel Labs Walkthrough: Fujitsu Lifebook U810
Fujitsu’s tiny tablet PC is loaded with features that rival larger notebook computers.
Is Fujitsu's Miniscule PC a Big PDA or a Small Tablet?
Living with a Lifebook U Series means living with computing compromises, but the convenience and portability may just be worth it.
Symantec Brings SAAS to Storage with Hosted Backup
New Symantec Protection Network aims to transform fat backup clients into thin-client, Web-based, e-vault hosted storage solutions.
Can System Builders Turn to Ubuntu?
AMD Is on a Phenom roll
AMD rolls out multiple new processors that spell multiple opportunities for system builders.
Can E-Discovery Boost Solution Providers` Bottom Line?
Can VARs build a business around technologies that uncover hidden tidbits of information?
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.