Entries in 'computer' (13)
Lunch in front of your PC 'makes you eat more'
NEWSEating lunch in front of your PC could make you eat more later in the day, research suggests.
Repair techs defraud man of $20 million
NEWSA pair of New York PC repair technicians have been found guilty of defrauding a customer of up to $20 million.
Dixons launches Advent tablet range
NEWSDixons Retail has launched its own range of tablet devices, with prices starting at £130.
BBC?s Kirsty Wark: Macs are ?much cooler? than PCs
NEWSNewsnight presenter Kirsty Wark has branded Macs “much cooler” than PCs, and said the iPhone is her favourite piece of technology.
IT departments to shrink in five years
NEWSThe average size of IT departments is expected to shrink dramatically over the course of the next five years.
World's cheapest laptop unveiled at $35
NEWSIndian IT developers have put together what they claim is the world’s cheapest laptop – a touchscreen device costing just $35.
LG to launch tablet PC
NEWSLG Electronics is planning to launch an Android-powered tablet PC in the fourth quarter of 2010.
Brigantia confident about the future
NEWSBrigantia has forecast significant growth for the coming year, as it looks to develop its offering to members and cement its position as an industry standard for IT repairs and ...
Valerie Singleton launches PC for the elderly
NEWSTelevision presenter Valerie Singleton has teamed up with technology companies to develop a Linux-based PC designed specifically for the over 50s.
Teens spend a third of the year in front of a screen
NEWSA survey of 3,000 children aged 7-16 by the energy company nPower has found that they spend over four months of every year looking at the screens of TVs, computers, ...
Incisive closes Personal Computer World
NEWSIncisive Media is to cease publication of Personal Computer World after the August issue, citing adverse market conditions and a general decline in consumer PC magazines as the main factors ...
$12 computer in development
NEWS A team led by MIT graduate Derek Lomas is developing an ultra-cheap computer for the developing world, costing $12.50
