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  • HP Puts Its Faith in Thin Clients

    Hewlett-Packard believes thinner is better, and is rolling out two new thin-client PCs on Jan. 26, as well as offering new features for its blade PC architecture. With the additional investments in thin clients and blades, the Palo Alto, Calif., PC maker is aiming for vertical markets, such as health care, where it can make…

  • Startup Zenoss Takes On Enterprise Management Giants

    Fast on the heels of the initial launch of its fledgling open-source alternative to the big four enterprise management vendors, startup Zenoss on Jan. 29 will launch the next release of its namesake software. Zenoss hopes to set itself apart from other open-source management projects by providing greater levels of support and understanding of business…

  • Tech Data Beefs Up Digital Signage

    Tech Data is beefing up its product line to support the growing market for digital signage. The Clearwater, Fla.-based distributor said its Pro A/V division’s product portfolio will now include displays, mounting hardware and content-development software from companies such as Chief, OmniMount, Sanus Systems, Sony Media and Syntax Brillian. Digital signage is growing in popularity,…

  • PC Connection Posts Higher Sales, Profit

    PC Connection, a national VAR, posted higher net income based on higher fourth-quarter and full-year sales, with strength in large account sales. The company’s share price was largely unaffected by the results, rising just 1 percent at closing on Jan. 26, a day after PC Connection announced its earnings. The company, based in Merrimack, N.H.,…

  • Dell Says It’s Ready for Vista Orders

    Dell says it’s ready to start taking Vista orders—now. The Round Rock, Texas, PC maker will start taking orders for the consumer version of Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system starting on Jan. 27, the company announced in a statement. Microsoft released the enterprise version of Vista on Nov. 30, and the software giant said it…

  • IBM on TAP for New Technology

    ORLANDO, Fla.—IBM’s Technology Adoption Plan, which has helped turn many research and early versions of IBM technology into finished products. At Lotusphere 2007 here, IBM showcased its TAP program, which calls on an internal community of innovators and early adopters to try new and beta versions of IBM technologies and give feedback to shape the…

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