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Sony enters business PC market

Sony is making an aggressive move into the business computing market with the launch in Japan on Wednesday of the "Vaio Business" brand.

New chip cooling paste paves way for faster processors

IBM Corp. researchers have found a way to draw twice as much heat off hard-working computer chips, clearing the way for server farms and data centres to use denser, faster processors.

System configuration can spark battery fire, says Sony

Sony believes that nickel particles that got into the laptop batteries during production and system configuration are key elements that can spark a battery fire. But the probability of this occurrence very much depends on system configuration, Sony says.

AMD to ship 65-nanometer chips in Q4

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) is on schedule to deliver its first processors based on its advanced 65-nanometer manufacturing process in the fourth quarter this year.

Multimedia power at a steep price

The Dell XPS M1710 may just be one of the fastest and juiciest notebooks around. But don't count on getting around town very fast with this baby.

HP leads Dell in desktop sales

Hewlett-Packard snatched the top position in global PC shipments from rival Dell by a slight margin in the third quarter.

Laptop lunacy adds new IS headache

The laptop battery recall fiasco seems to have generated a new and somewhat unexpected headache for those charged with maintaining a sound-running IT operation.

GroundWork extends open-source reach

GroundWork Open Source last month showcased the latest version of its flagship software that the company says now provides better reporting and network management features. GroundWork

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