Mobility

IBM Corp. in May will begin shipping the company's first workstation powered by Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s Opteron microprocessor.

Hewlett-Packard Co. introduced two new desktop PCs for small business and enterprise customers Tuesday, and reorganized its commercial PC ranges in a move it claimed will simplify things for customers.

Dick Smith Electronics (NZ) Ltd.'s test marketing of a laptop sold without an operating system generated enough interest that the company has started placing the computers in its bigger stores.

A United Nations University study into the environmental impact of personal computers, due to be published later Monday, has found that around 1.8 tons of raw material are required to manufacture the average desktop PC and monitor and that extending a machine's operational life through re-use holds a much greater potential for energy saving that recycling.

When used for remote sales force order processing, handhelds offer an attractive ROI.

If the first day of the month is any indicator, March may be the month of Wi-Fi with various announcements coming out on Monday regarding the fast growing technology.

Media research company ACNielsen believes it is one of the first in its industry in the world to use tablet PCs to survey the newspaper and magazine reading habits of a nation.

Dell Inc. took the wraps off a new desktop replacement notebook Friday, adding some multimedia features to the high end of its consumer notebook...