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  • Does Microsoft Have a Chance with Windows 7?

    It’s a sure sign that Microsoft has unofficially given up on Windows Vista when a beta version of Vista’s replacement, Windows 7, is flooding the Internet. The real question here becomes, "Was Windows 7 Beta 1 leaked intentionally?" Perhaps the backdoor release was a way to subdue the feverish backlash against Vista? Or perhaps it…

  • Tanberg’s RDX Breathes Life into Backup Hardware Market

    Many small and midsize businesses have turned to hosted backup solutions to save a few bucks and eliminate the hassles of tape. While it is good news that backup is being taken a little more seriously by that finicky market segment, solution providers are feeling the pinch of reduced margins simply because hosted services can’t…

  • Windows Vista’s Prematurely Reported Death

    Mark Twain said it best, following the premature publication of his obituary: "The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." Microsoft can say the very same thing about Windows Vista. With rabid press and user misunderstandings, Vista has been given an undeservedly bad rap. Everywhere you turn, you’ll see articles about how bad Vista,…

  • Turning Dane-Elec’s Zpen into a Digital Ink Powerhouse

    Everywhere you turn, businesses are still straddled with the inefficacies of paper. A visit to a doctor’s office, hospital, insurance agent or most any professional business usually results in the filling out of forms. Adding insult to injury is the fact that those forms are usually manually inputted into an electronic record of some type.…

  • Dimension Data: Tech Consumers Apt to Delay Big IT Projects

    Nobody is saying 2009 will be a boom year for technology spending, but there are areas that experts forecast will be recession-proof, such as storage and virtualization. And then there are areas that are expected to suffer. One of those is expected to be systems integration. While services have often been vaunted as a defensive…

  • Lenovo Cranks Up the Green with M58p PC

    While Lenovo has become a master of the portable PC with the Thinkpad series of notebook computers, the company still has a way to go before mastering the desktop with the ThinkCentre series of desktop PCs. Luckily for Lenovo, the ThinkCentre M58p brings them one step closer to mastery of the desktop. Lenovo faces a…

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