Previous DayToshiba Satellite Pro 6000
Review The relatively affordable price, modular drive bay, comfortable keyboard and good battery life are enough to tip the balance in favour of the latest Satellite Pro. There are a few niggles and it...
Old Microsoft execs never die ...
News Why leave the security of the biggest software company in the world? Many former Microsofties have struck out on their own to fulfill a deep-seated desire to be in charge. Find out what some of...
Marimba woos Novadigm customers with free software
News Keen to leave dot-com glamour behind, Marimba is getting stuck into a war for system management desktops
Nokia, Samsung thrive in tough 2001
News The two mobile phone makers made money and increased their market share despite a tough year for the market
Why Apple should support Microsoft's .Net
Comment Will Microsoft's much-hyped .Net strategy affect the Mac world, too? Well, it just might - thanks to two open-source projects and OS X's Unix roots - and Apple should support the effort.
Dell notebooks go wireless
News Dell notebooks are set to offer always-on wireless access to company networks and the Internet
Video projector on a chip focuses on eyeballs
News Microvision displays a tiny viewer, suitable for handheld computers or mobile phones, that it promises can project a screen with the resolution of a laptop
IBM regains No. 1 spot in server market
News The market may have fallen, but IBM increased its revenue in the server market in 2001
Microsoft in wireless talks with Ericsson, Nokia
News The software giant says it's in active discussions with the wireless companies over 3G, Bluetooth and Microsoft's Tablet PC
eBusiness Club takes e-commerce training to the streets
News Firms will get advice and training about subjects including Web marketing and e-security in an attempt to boost British e-commerce
Iridium takes final step into space
News Following the massive failure of the original Iridium project, the satellite phone network is finally complete, boldly going where no mobile phone has gone before
Business needs more broadband know-how
News High-speed wireless service provider Tele2 warns that many firms simply don't realise how valuable a broadband connection would be
Microsoft's lobbying budget 'outstripped Enron's'
News According to evidence presented at the Microsoft antitrust case, Microsoft's lobbying budget grew from almost nothing in 1995 to be the largest in US corporate history by the time the antitrust...
Unix servers fight it out for top spot
News Sun's StarCat has taken on IBM's Regatta in a benchmark test - and so far its winning, but there are more tests to come
Microsoft plugs six browser holes
News As part of its ongoing focus on security, the software giant releases a collection of software fixes for IE - but experts say there will always be another hole to exploit
Twist of phosphate means better batteries
News Valance has announced an improved technology to improve battery life, but some analysts doubt that the product will ever come to the market
Deadlier Klez worm on the prowl
News The latest version of the Klez worm is so tenacious that an antivirus company is posting free tools to fight it. The virus overwrites victims' files with random content
Intel calls up new XScale chips
News The new processors will run handheld computers like iPaq and Jornada, while pushing more aggressively into the world of wireless
Five years ago: Compaq will grow to $40bn says Pfieffer
News Eckhard Pfeiffer told a 150-strong European audience in London that he plans to turn Compaq into a $40bn computer company
