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White Paper Establishing a PC life cycle gives Information Resources Managers (IRMs) a tool to control budgets and respond to management with a strong business case, including quantitative justification for benefits to the agency. [25 Feb 2004]
PC sales pumped up in Europe
News A strong euro helped PC shipments grow in double digits in the second quarter - and the future for the market remains somewhat positive, according to two analyst firms. Acer, now the fifth-largest PC... [16 Jul 2004]
PC prices plunge to zero
News In what could be the beginning of the end of the PC price war, a US company is offering to give Compaq computers away for free. Free-PC is offering free computers with modems and free Internet... [08 Feb 1999]
PC shipment growth grinding to a halt
News Research group IDC has cut its forecast for worldwide PC shipment growth in 2002 to a scant 1.1 per cent, citing slower-than-expected sales to both businesses and consumers. IDC now expects 135.5 million... [09 Sep 2002]
Dell CEO: On "steady" PC demand and farming in China
News Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell appeared optimistic about the PC market during a speech on Thursday, with high hopes pinned on the Chinese market. Speaking about the global market, he said during his speech in China:... [27 Mar 2009]
PC sales tipped for recovery
News IDC has revised its expectations for 2002, claiming it is seeing increasing evidence the PC sector is set for recovery. But this is not necessarily the good news it appears to be for PC manufacturers. [13 Mar 2002]
PC-Over-IP Technology on Enterprise Networks: Network Considerations for Large-Scale Deployment
White Paper PC-over-IP (PCoIP) technology is an innovative technology that solves remoting issues such as poor responsiveness, lack of media or graphics support, OS image management challenges and peripheral interoperability. [15 Aug 2009]
PC recycling: Here's what we should do...
News Last week we addressed the issue of PC recycling. While at first glance, it may seem the logical route, this fails to consider one important point - unless you bought from a "big name" (HP, IBM, DELL, etc) the... [28 Apr 2003]
PC sales: Europe outstrips the US
News Although everyone obsessed about China, Europe turned out to be a pretty good market for PC makers last year. PC shipments to the Europe, Middle East and African (EMEA) region came to 72.6 million in... [19 Jan 2006]
PC Threats: Everyone Is at Risk
White Paper Every single computer on the internet is at risk from PC threats which include viruses, Trojans spyware, adware, key loggers, the list goes on. Most people genuinely try by buying an anti-virus program or an anti-spyware... [16 Jun 2006]
PC markets growth evaporates
News Analysts have lost hope for a rebound in the languishing PC market this year, as recent profit warnings from AMD, Apple and Intel continue to demonstrate the weakness of the desktop market. This flat growth is on top of... [21 Jun 2002]
PC shipments drop as credit crunch bites
News After several years of seemingly tireless 15 per cent quarterly growth, the PC industry hit a wall at the end of 2008. Overall PC shipments worldwide dropped 0.4 per cent to 77.3 million units during the... [15 Jan 2009]
PC sales - down: Microsoft support costs - up
Comment The PC market is stumbling awkwardly through dark and changing times. Last month, Dell stole the PC crown from long-reigning monarch Compaq who had snatched the position seven years previously from IBM. [06 Jun 2001]
PC market picks up and ships out
News PC shipments rose by nearly 10 per cent in the April to June period compared with the same three months in 2002, according to research firm Gartner. Dell successfully defended its title as the world's largest... [17 Jul 2003]
PC makers warming to OLPC's 'copy us' offer?
News According to market research analyst IDC, multinational PC makers, on the other hand, will continue their focus on mini-notebooks, Reuben Tan, IDC's senior manager for personal systems research in the Asia-Pacific... [02 Mar 2009]
