Laptops stories - Page 89

At CES, Intel revealed that its Core i7 processor can render 3D video from two HD cameras, potentially revolutionising home video recording.

As threats become more sophisticated, enterprises must shift from scattered, costly security measures to unified solutions for comprehensive protection.

BioWare releases minimum specs and DRM details for upcoming game Mass Effect 2, with disk check for retail version.

Fonterra's tech leaders unveil the vast ICT infrastructure powering NZ's dairy giant, ensuring global connectivity for its extensive export network.

Logitech's C905 webcam, optimised for laptops and netbooks, offers HD video and superior snapshots, making it a top choice for travellers.

Logitech's Cooling Pad N100 impresses with its lightweight, effective cooling, albeit at the cost of a USB port and a touch more bulk.

Gateway's LT31 netbook packs impressive features into a compact frame but comes with a hefty price tag and an outdated OS.

The Pacific Rim Roamer dodges high mobile roaming costs, opting for local wi-fi in Asia-Pacific's patchy coverage zones.

As mobile phones become more like computers, they also face an increase in security risks, says journalist Chris Leggett.

Dell launches new services to aid Windows 7 migration, leveraging insights from over a thousand internal pilot users to enhance consulting and deployment.

A 50-year-old man jailed for 6 months after IT firms discovered child sexual abuse images on his computers, highlighting global fight against exploitation.

The Ministry of Transport has extended its ICT agreement with Revera, making it one of the company's top clients.

With the emergence of mobile computing, many businesses are now connected to more devices, located in more places  than ever before.

Ken Berryman of Symantec discusses the crucial shift from system-centric IT to protecting mobile information amidst rising data risks and compliance challenges.

Ignoring non-spending customers now could cost businesses heavily in the future, as relationships fostered during tough times dictate future spending.

Mobile CRM technology is revolutionizing customer management, providing easy access to information anytime, anywhere.

Portable technology revolutionizes the workforce by providing access to crucial information and improving productivity.

What technical solutions will be required to enable a widespread teleworking deployment should the H1N1 virus threaten the health of employees?.

Co-ordinated effort needed to protect multi-enterprise applications from cybercrime and data loss, risking $US1 trillion.

Toshiba's A300 dazzles with performance and style, yet its size and battery life may not suit all. Perfect for desktop replacement seekers.