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White Paper PCs improve the learning experience by delivering more effective tools for both students and teachers. But managing desktop PCs in educational settings is a real challenge, and schools today have a... [18 Mar 2009]
PCs become NCs with Sun's JavaPC Engine
News Sun released a Java product yesterday that it hopes will draw enterprises with large numbers of older PCs into the network computing fold. The company's new release, JavaPC Engine 1.0, gives network and Web access to... [01 Jul 1998]
PCs, mobiles and PDAs need 'online' TV licence
News TVL said this means the TV licensing regulations cover internet broadcasts on PCs, PDAs and mobile phones but said this would not be an issue for most people as it is covered by the standard household TV licence. [13 Jun 2006]
PCs: the environmental cost
News A report by a coalition of US environmental groups has found that up to 80 per cent of PCs brought to recycling centres in the US end up as toxic waste in the third world, damaging the environment and endangering human... [25 Feb 2002]
Dell: PCs still rule the roost
News Dell said the company's recent holiday trial with retail kiosks, where potential customers can try out PCs and peripherals and place orders, were successful enough for it to continue them year-round. After his talk, Dell... [10 Jan 2003]
5 years ago... PCs for free within five years
News 12.11.98: PCs will become so cheap that companies will be giving them away, according to the creator of publication MacWeek Michael Tchong. There are some very cheap PCs about but the market hasn't... [12 Nov 2003]
PCs top of the class in twenty-first century schools
News PCs and PDAs are becoming a common sight in the classroom as teachers switch on to the power of technology as a tool for education. As of March last year the ratio of students to PCs was around five to... [06 Apr 2006]
PCs at five hospitals struck down by virus
News The incident echoes an earlier infection at the Barts and The London NHS Trust, where hospital PCs were struck down by the Mytob worm. The Conficker B virus infected 800 out of the 7,000 PCs at five... [21 Jan 2009]
PCs talking and conferencing - HP and Microsoft haven't given up on the dream
News Hewlett-Packard has teamed up with Microsoft to improve the communications features for PCs, capitalising on an emerging industry trend. The two companies are working on a device - code-named Agora - that improves the... [26 Nov 2002]
PCs: CD and DVD Drives
White Paper PCs treat compact discs and DVDs as data suitcases, letting the user store and transport mammoth amounts of large files: digital camera photos, audio books, home movies, and digital music, to name a few. [17 Oct 2007]
HP rolls out mass overhaul of PCs
News Though competitors like Acer, Dell and Lenovo are increasingly focusing on consumer retail PCs, HP has shown that it doesn't want to give up any of the ground it's gained over the last two quarters. That is a tough task... [11 Jun 2008]
Idle Vista PCs 'to send themselves to sleep'
News Vista PCs will be set to sleep after an hour of inactivity. Microsoft said by putting six PCs to sleep, rather than leaving them on, businesses can save the same amount of carbon emissions that would... [17 Oct 2006]
In brief: Acer supplies PCs to Turkish schools
News The Central News Agency reported that Taiwan's largest computer manufacturer will provide around 1,200 PCs. Acer has won a contract to supply Turkey's Ministry of Education with computer hardware and software for over... [07 Sep 1998]
Power to the people: IBM PCs showcase Pentium 4
News The new PCs include one aimed at the home user market, NetVista A60i, and two designed for the multimedia business sector, the Intellistation M Pro 6849 and NetVista A60. All three will feature the Intel Pentium 4 chip... [20 Nov 2000]
University donates old PCs to Chile
News The university has donated 500 out-of-use PCs and laptops to rural schools in the South American country with the help of charity Computer Aid International. Phil Andrews, of Nottingham University's IT operations team,... [15 Aug 2008]
