| Supermicro Debuts Double-Sided Storage Chassis
[December 1, 2009] Supermicro expands its server-building-block line with several formidable 4U 3.5-inch drive chassis.
NEC Intros Eco-Savvy LED-Backlit Monitor
[December 1, 2009] The newest 22-inch desktop LCD from NEC Display Solutions draws only half the power of its predecessors.
Is Apple Testing a New iPhone?
[November 30, 2009] A developer reports seeing a previously unknown iPhone in its usage data, hinting at a new model ahead.
Internet Merchants Get Into the Black Friday Act
[November 25, 2009] Heading into Black Friday, online retailers ramp up deals for what could be a penny-pinching holiday shopping season.
Hardware Central's CPU Price Watch for November 24, 2009
[November 24, 2009] While the majority of the prices tracked in this week's guide continued to hold steady, a handful from each camp did inch downwards, offering prospective buyers with just a bit more of an incentive to make the leap. And while we'd certainly love to see some more significant price drops, we'll still take what we can get.
Xerox Phaser 6140 Review
[November 24, 2009] Xerox's new $399 color laser printer is fast, attractive and versatile. But is it eclipsed by Xerox's latest discount on a slightly older step-up model?
After a Hot Autumn, Intel & AMD Business Cools
[November 20, 2009] Builds begin to slow as Q1, a typically slow period, approaches. Will the sector descend gently or crash to earth?
HP Adds ProCurve One Partners, Apps
[November 19, 2009] HP expands its app blade switch effort with new partners and programs. And does the fact ONE is Linux-based matter?
HP Pavilion All-in-One MS214 Review
[November 16, 2009] Windows 7 is here, and if that strikes you as a good excuse to buy a new PC, HP is ready with a classy 18.5-inch one-piece desktop.
Palm Updates webOS, Pixi Debuts
[November 16, 2009] The mobile company introduces an update to its operating system as second signature smartphone arrives on store shelves.
Early Bloomer Droid Lays Claim to 25% of Android Web Traffic
[November 13, 2009] Verizon's first smartphone running Google's open source mobile software sends the stat counter spinning amid a wider Android blitz.
Hardware Central's CPU Price Watch for November 10, 2009
[November 10, 2009] This week's prices have held about as steady we've ever seen them, with none of the prices we track dropping at all and a handful inching upwards in price. So anyone sitting on the fence, waiting for a price drop before making a purchase, might want to get comfortable where they're sitting.
Analyst Says nVidia's Looking to Enter x86 Market
[November 5, 2009] nVidia issues the usual denials, but times are changing.
Tech Products We Should Have Had By Now
[November 5, 2009] Yeah, Windows 7 is here -- but a lot of technologies and products promised earlier this year are not. From desktop 3D to the Bigfoot of Cupertino (the famed Apple tablet), Eric Grevstad looks at some of IT's most notable absentees.
Hardware Central's CPU Price Watch for November 3, 2009
[November 3, 2009] The handful of significant price drops we saw in last week's guide, we're sorry to say, have not proven to be the beginning of a trend; and prices have once again settled back into place, with only a few of the prices we track dropping at all and only one dropping by more than a few dollars.
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