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Viewsonic’s 24in Display Doubles As HDTVFriday, 01 June 2007
Viewsonic has launched a 24in widescreen desktop monitor designed to be used comfortably as both a PC display and high defintion TV...> More...
Interactive Home
Your complete guide to home entertainment technology.
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Traditional computing versus the app storeFriday, 05 February 2010
What will computers be like in ten years time? The answer is harder to predict now than if the same question was...> More...
The test bed
The hottest products, news and gossip from PCW's Labs.
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Hairy times for GuilfoyleThursday, 18 February 2010
Administrators expect a certain amount of stick when they're doing administrations or restructuring jobs...> More...
Taking Stock
Gags and Gossip from Accountancy Age.
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Mississippi learns the danger of viral internetFriday, 12 March 2010
A school in Mississippi is getting a first hand lesson in the power of the internet to take an issue and make...> More...
Silicon Valley Sleuth
An insiders view from the valley.
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Interactive touch-screen Kama SutraThursday, 04 March 2010
Wandering the halls of CeBIT in Hannover this year, belly stuffed mit Currywurst und Schnitzel (picked up the lingo, as you can...> More...
IT Sneak
IT Sneak Blog rummages in the dustbin of IT events
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Mucky mouseFriday, 12 March 2010
As an IT dealer, I'm constantly hunting for the next cross-sell opportunity to ensure Dodgi stays afloat in these tough times....> More...
Dave the Dealer
Dave Diamond Geezer, diary famed among resellers for making a margin on anything.
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Nasal intelligenceTuesday, 09 March 2010
Dr Adrian Evans and Adrian Moorhouse at Bath University's Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering have discovered that it's easy to verify...> More...
Backbytes
An irreverent and offbeat look at the lighter side of technology
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Adobe Reader now targeted more than Microsoft Wednesday, 10 March 2010
The percentage of targeted attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader is growing at a significant rate, outstripping Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint,...> More...
