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Gartner: HP Top Server Vendor in Q3
Hewlett-Packard was the world’s top server vendor in the third quarter as x86-based systems continued to drive growth in the space, according to market research firm Gartner. In a report issued Nov. 29, HP garnered 32.1 percent of the revenue market share — generating in more than $3.9 billion during those three months — and…
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Thriving Apple Buys HP Real Estate to Grow Headquarters
Nov 26 (Reuters) – Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is expanding the size of its Cupertino, California, home base, acquiring nearby facilities from computer pioneer and competitor Hewlett Packard Co (NYSE:HPQ). The offices will give the maker of the iPhone more room for its employees as the company continues to grow, said Apple spokesman Steve Dowling. "We…
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Dell Convertible Tablet Computer, the Inspiron Duo, Debuts
Technology giant Dell announced the release of the Inspiron Duo Convertible tablet, sporting a flip design lets users switch from touch to type, listen to music, use as an alarm clock or view photos with the Inspiron duo Audio Station and read books, watch movies and play games on the 10-inch high-definition (HD) display. The…
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Acer Guns for HP’s Top PC Slot
Nov 28 (Reuters) – Acer (TW:2353), now the world’s second-largest PC vendor, hopes to clinch the top spot from rival HP (NYSE:HPQ) next year, the Taiwanese company’s chief executive told a Swiss newspaper on Sunday. "If the mobile world continues to grow, we will necessarily replace HP as the world’s biggest computer-maker," CEO Gianfranco Lanci…
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Overland Offers SnapServer Customers 4TB of Free Storage
Data management and data protection solutions specialist Overland Storage announced that as part of its “Double Your Capacity for Free” promotion, the company will offer customers the opportunity to upgrade to an 8TB SnapServer N2000 for free when they purchase a 4TB SnapServer N2000. The company noted the promotion ends on Dec. 23. With a…
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HP Raises Outlook for 2011
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 22 (Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co (NYSE:HPQ) raised fiscal 2011 results forecasts and a solid debut by new CEO Leo Apotheker calmed investors nervous about his vision, sending the technology company’s shares up 3 percent. Strong commercial computer, server and storage sales spurred better-than-expected quarterly results for HP, easing fears that the No.…
