Laptops stories
Aussie PC manufacturer Impact Systems Technology has secured the distribution deal for NCS Technologies' Cirrus LT zero client laptop.
NZd retail sales rose at a record pace in the first three months of 2015 as the start of the school year underpinned demand for consumer electronics.
Budget applauded as 'a welcome focus on strategic investment' with no shortage of good news of IT - but hold on to your tech staff.
Wearables offer a number of advantages to retailers, enabling greater customer service and engagement with a target audience.
Following the recent release of the Apple Watch and the surge in uptake of wearables, Massey University has banned all watches from examination rooms.
The achievement marks WhooHoo's commitment to best practice relating to the collection, storage and use of personal data.
As Windows Server 2003's end-of-support looms, IT managers face a critical crossroad: overhaul servers now or face the risks ahead.
The five key issues education decision makers must consider as technology places increasingly heavy demands on network infrastructure.
Looking for a solidly built ultrabook light enough to throw into a bag but can handle most game titles? You'd be hard pressed to go past the UX303.
Acer has announced a new portal designed specifically for Australia's small and medium businesses and the channel partners who support them.
Panasonic System Solutions Asia Pacific has added two new models to its High Definition Visual Communications System.
The internet of things is increasing the need for resellers to transform themselves into managed service providers says AVG's Michael McKinnon.
Empower your IT with ControlNow: Streamline critical services in one central hub for improved business efficiency and security.
Apple's new 12” MacBook stuns with its ultra-slim design, pin-sharp Retina screen, and innovative Force Touch trackpad, setting a new benchmark.
The in-demand Spectre has hit Kiwi shores, and we're here to give you the inside track on what could be Hewlett-Packard's return to the top.
Low-cost laptops with cloud storage, mobile printing and new mobile apps are among the technologies required to keep pace with a changing workforce.
Apple and Android smartphones and additional Android tablets join Lightbox line-up, Chromecast and more Smart TVs to follow.
Digital technologies are changing the face of education and are impacting how education is delivered. They are also bringing many opportunities to NZ.
Google's 'Mobilegeddon' rattles firms; here's how to keep your site afloat with quick fixes to ensure mobile user satisfaction and preserve rankings.
While TV is still the screen of choice for viewing video, device proliferation and social-media is shifting the power from the provider to the people.
