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Check Point launches wireless security series
News Check Point Software Technologies is expected to announce on Monday that it will begin selling wireless security appliances, as it looks beyond the tethered firewall and VPN market. Check Point will debut its VPN-1 Edge W series, which consists of...
[April 11, 2005, 9:10]
WiMax's unsteady progress
Leader The trouble with WiMax is that, as far as consumers can tell, it has no unique selling point over 3G or DSL. If WiMax is to have a chance, it needs to create that unique selling point, and it needs to concentrate on places where 3G is weak.
[June 25, 2007, 17:31]
Dell Adamo review
Reviews And while you may be able to get faster components for less, the Adamo's real selling point is its design. The tapered Air is thinner at its narrowest point, but slightly thicker at its widest point. Adamo is a departure for Dell, a company built...
[April 14, 2009, 13:33]
Not all ISPs target P2P as badly as BT
Talkback In addition, someone on the forums made the excellent point that if an ISP is selling itself on speed, just whom does it expect to attract? Soon, as public awareness grows, this will become a major selling point and perhaps one day BT may even...
[April 18, 2007, 10:32]
MS Store Trek: The Next Generation
Blog Comment And my main point: if the MS Stores are selling PCs without "crapware" at the same price as other retailers are selling the same models with "crapware" then I am curious to know how they do it. If you choose to interpret that as a childish...
[November 30, 2009, 12:36]
Game company sued for piracy
News At that point, GT Interactive agreed to stop selling the game, but that hasn't stopped StarPlay. If a company can get away with selling someone else's software until they get caught, and then all they have to do is stop selling at that point, the...
[September 1, 1999, 15:15]
A Year Ago: Game company sued for piracy
News At that point, GT Interactive agreed to stop selling the game, but that hasn't stopped StarPlay. If a company can get away with selling someone else's software until they get caught, and then all they have to do is stop selling at that point, the...
[September 1, 2000, 7:00]
HP Mini 2140 review
Reviews The biggest selling point for HP's netbooks has always been the fantastic keyboard, which HP claims is 92-percent of the size of a full-size notebook keyboard. Besides its big keyboard, the Mini 2140 has one major selling point that no other...
[February 3, 2009, 14:34]
Feds weed out drug paraphernalia sites
News Attorney General John Ashcroft told reporters that the government would ask a US district court in Pittsburgh to point the sites to a Web page at the Drug Enforcement Administration explaining why they were taken offline, a new twist in crime...
[February 25, 2003, 8:17]
NetStores POS2Net for QuickBooks Point of Sale
Downloads POS2Net is built for QuickBooks POS Point of Sale. Single Point of Contact - 888.345.4322 One convenient toll free number gets you all the answers you need. The fastest way to get your retail store online for selling.
[May 16, 2007, 8:00]
Will the merger dull HP's crown jewel?
News And many analysts point to HP's rivals as good examples of how printer companies can be successful without selling other enterprise products outside of printing and imaging. He may have a point. But part of the argument for the HP-Compaq deal is...
[February 10, 2002, 6:31]
US may play online tax man for EU
News Under the new proposal the point of taxation shifts to where the goods are consumed -- meaning US companies selling to an EU customer would have to collect the tax, and EU companies selling to a customer outside the union would not.
[December 27, 2001, 11:52]
M'Learned Web: The trouble with e-commerce...
News Well we now have to adapt these rules for e-commerce, and nobody actually knows what the rule is for offer and acceptance on the Internet because it has not been around long enough for there to be decided cases on the point.
[December 3, 1999, 13:25]
The 3 'G's of mobile data
Leader There is no point in having interface cards that come encumbered with elephantine configuration software if we are used to Wi-Fi's click and go. In fact, there's no point in having interface cards. G has to get to that point, and that means...
[November 23, 2004, 11:40]
Dell wants your business business
News At one point we did see an eight way server, but as part of our scale-out and scalable enterprise strategy, we find that customers would rather scale in small increments and then have the server environment scale with their needs.
[June 9, 2006, 15:45]
Selling Web services: Proceed with caution
News At this point, consultants should definitely be analysing where Web services fit into their clients' product lines, said Bill Ericson, vice president of development at SwapDrive, a developer of online data backup systems.
[September 19, 2002, 15:25]
Will cheaper-chips help Intel dominate Wi-Fi?
News Competitors, though, point out that selling a radio and selling one that will work in all circumstances are two different things. Still, at some point the technology between chips from different providers will likely converge to a common level...
[March 14, 2003, 12:08]
Guy Kewney's Diary
News It is indeed a CE 2 machine, laughably called CE Windows, and guess what: Pocket Power Point! Look, I know perfectly well that Power Point is one of the most successful packages in the world, and I'm even prepared to accept that it has a place.
[December 6, 1997, 7:00]
Black Hat and sniffers
Talkback Should be a selling point for BlueSocket. Heck, if it's a public access point, the devices should at least be firewalled! Absolutely fantastic! Security seems to be a big issue these days. Hmmm, now where's our marketing department.think we should...
[August 12, 2008, 16:25]
Mikerosoft.ca magnifies Microsoft's PR nightmare
Talkback The loss of a company's USP (Unique Selling Point) isn't the end of the world. Oh dear God. Just look at Hoover; it's a company. But it's been generalised and here in the UK especially, we call them hoovers, rather than vacuum cleaners.
[January 22, 2004, 13:23]
