Laptops stories
Christchurch-based company becomes one of the suppliers of Samsung tablets to government agencies and schools.
This ThinkPad Twist is the first of Lenovo's Touch screen capable convertible Ultrabooks released to align with Windows 8.
The Logitech T620 Touch Mouse is the second of the latest range of Logitech mice designed specifically for the use with Windows 8.
Dell's XPS 12 Convertible Ultrabook merges laptop and tablet with its innovative flip screen, winning the 2013 iF Gold Award. Score: 4/5.
Logitech's T400 Zone Touch mouse dazzles with Windows 8 optimisation, enduring battery, and custom controls, but grapples with setup snags.
Microsoft's VP declares the PC era far from over, evolving into diverse forms - a direct challenge to the 'post PC' narrative.
Software giant set for biggest product overhaul since 'new Coke' 30 years ago, as Steve Ballmer's 'bet-the-company' gamble looks lost.
Company's Mobile Control now protects over two million devices, an increase of one-million devices in less than five months.
Dell unveils the Latitude 3330, a robust, cost-effective laptop designed to enhance learning and integrate seamlessly into schools' existing IT systems.
Pinterest, the digital pin board app, is a hoarder's dream come true for collecting and organising your favourite things. Convenient and addictive.
Discover the five key items successful professionals like Richard Branson and Meg Whitman rely on daily to boost productivity and creativity.
Mobile phone count set to surpass world population by 2014, with a 96% global penetration rate, ITU report reveals.
Microsoft's Surface Pro launches in NZ, offering the power of a laptop in a tablet form, complete with Intel i5 Processor and innovative accessories.
Dimension Data New Zealand unveils 3D Workspace at the 2013 New Zealand CIO Summit, offering scalable, secure desktop-as-a-service for diverse workforces.
Microsoft has released the Surface Pro in New Zealand, a device which it claims acts as both a laptop and a tablet.
New Zealanders are becoming increasingly dependent on mobile devices, with a third of Kiwis admitting they could never give up their mobile.
As new technologies enter the market, owning a smartphone, tablet or laptop can raise tricky issues about privacy and cyber-security.
Four out of five New Zealanders now have household internet access, signaling a change in times across the country.
New Zealanders are at risk of data breaches due to weak passwords. Optimizer HQ has developed a password management system to combat this.
Kiwi businesses feel more positive about their future if they embrace new technology, suggesting a shift in attitude among New Zealanders.
