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Acer Refreshes Gaming Laptop Range
Acer announced refreshes across its lines of Predator and Nitro gaming laptops, starting off the year with new models of the Predator Triton 500 SE, Predator Helios 300 and Acer Nitro 5. All of the laptops feature the latest 12th…
5 Gadgets Cybercriminals could Use to Spy on You
It is estimated that there are more 22 billion devices linked to a home internet connection around the world, and research suggests this figure could reach 38.6 billion by 2025. While hyper-connectivity offers countless benefits, it also increases the number…
Blue chips now choose refurbished over new
South Africa’s refurbished electronics market is flourishing as corporates change their business models. Business leaders are fast realising that there are ways to become more profitable by simply changing their attitudes and purchasing habits. Xperien CEO Wale Arewa says it…
Microsoft to digitalise Eastern Cape’s Rural Schools
Technology can transform the educational experience at an individual student, group or class level, but when the borders of affordability and access get expanded, the benefits obtained get magnified, as schools are empowered to deliver more entrepreneurs, inventors, and innovators.…
USA stays top of Spampionship’s Dirty Dozen nations
Sophos Naked Security blog today revealed the Dirty Dozen top spam-relaying nations, as it published the final “Spampionship” league table of 2013. Once again, it was the USA which earned the league’s top spot, generating 14.5 percent of the total spam volume…
Cloud outlook getting clearer
Unified communications (UC) cloud delivery outlook is getting brighter as bandwidth supply and costs are addressed. By itself, the proposed value of cloud-based computing is compelling. With low upfront investment and predictable on-going costs, cloud offers enterprises scalability. Capacity can be…
UN to provide 500,000 PC’s to schools in developing world
NComputing, a provider of ultra low-cost computing solutions, is partnering with the United Nations to provide computers for educational purposes to schools in developing countries.
HP South Africa launches innovative recycling programme
Hewlett Packard (HP) has introduced a business-to-business recycling and take-back programme in an effort to promote environmentally friendly practices in the IT industry.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers now 100% subsidiary of Fujitsu Ltd
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has become a 100 percent subsidiary of Fujitsu Limited, and has been renamed Fujitsu Technology Solutions.
Burundi disarmament program needs computers
A shortage of computers is hampering the disarmament program in Burundi. South Africa has been asked to assist in the program and it is hoped that the initiative will be completed this month.
Fujitsu Siemens successful in groundbreaking product design
FUJITSU Siemens Computers, winner of the 2009 International Forum (IF) design award, and one of the leading suppliers of computers in the continent, said the award for its ESPRIMO range of products underlined the success of its investment in new…
Xerox set to improve South African education
Xerox has pledged its commitment to the development of education in South Africa where it has a huge market.
Nigeria’s E-waste challenges
THE Standard Organization of Nigeria, (SON) AND the Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria, (CPN) are facing an uphill task of dealing with the increasing dumping of electrical waste (e-waste) into the country. Experts said the trend is also widespread…
New, light-weight affordable Dell Vostro notebooks now available
Distributor Drive Control Corporation (DCC) has announced the availability of Dell’s latest range of Vostro laptops aimed at South Africa’s small-to medium-businesses (SMB’s), adding to its existing range of notebooks, desktops and servers designed to meet the needs of this…
Sahara sponsors tomorrow’s cricket stars
Sahara Computers’ sponsorship of the Sahara St. David’s Twenty 20 Schools Cricket Festival has brought about a unique opportunity for tomorrow’s cricket stars to take to the pitch against current professionals and icons of the past.
