Tag: design

  • eWEEK Channel Labs Walk-Through: Lenovo ThinkCentre M57p

    Channel Insider Staff

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    USB and audio ports are accessible from the front of the system, right below the optical drive and next to the power button. Read more

  • Lenovo Builds a Desktop for the Enterprise

    Lenovo Builds a Desktop for the Enterprise

    Frank Ohlhorst

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    Believe it or not, there was once a time when the corporate worker felt special or justly rewarded for receiving the latest PC, but nowadays the desktop PC has become just another tool to get the day’s work done. While high-end PCs can no longer be considered a special prize for the loyal worker, PC… Read more

  • The Man Behind Microsoft’s Expression

    The Man Behind Microsoft’s Expression

    Darryl K. Taft

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    Forest Key is leading Microsoft into uncharted territory for the software giant: the land of professional design tools. After years of continual leadership in the developer tools space, Microsoft is marching in with a set of tools for designers, having announced its Expression suite last month. Key, who is director of product management for Microsoft’s… Read more

  • AMD Looks to Be ‘Better’

    AMD Looks to Be ‘Better’

    Scott Ferguson

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    Advance Micro Devices is looking to make PCs “better.” The Sunnyvale, Calif. company is launching its “Better by Design” program at the CES expo in Las Vegas on Jan. 9. The program, according to AMD officials, will allow users to take full advantage of the features and applications that come with the new Microsoft Windows… Read more

  • AMD Purchases HP Blades

    AMD Purchases HP Blades

    Scott Ferguson

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    Hewlett-Packard is getting a boost from one its processor partners—AMD. Advanced Micro Devices is purchasing more than more than 700 HP ProLiant BL465c blade servers, a Hewlett-Packard spokesperson said Nov. 21. These servers, which use HP’s Blade System c-Class architecture, already use AMD’s dual-core Opteron processors. The Sunnyvale, Calif., chip maker said it was looking… Read more

  • Office Live Makes Online Presence Known

    Office Live Makes Online Presence Known

    Anne Chen

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    With the official launch of Office Live, Microsoft will introduce several enhancements to the Web-based service aimed at helping small businesses develop an online presence. The service, which Microsoft has been beta testing since February, will go live on Nov. 15 with public availability in the United States. At the same time, Office Live betas… Read more