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Amazon Introduces New Kindle, With Wi-Fi Option
Amazon announced its third-generation Kindle e-reader July 28, along with a WiFi-only version whose price-point undercuts that of Barnes & Nobles WiFi-only Nook. - Amazon announced its third-generation Kindle e-reader July 28, in a bid to not only leapfrog competitors such as Barnes amp; Nobles Nook, but also maintain a viable alternative to the Apple iPad. In addition, Amazon is also introducing a WiFi-only Kindle at a lower price point. The third-gene...
HP's Windows 7 Tablet: Enterprise Capable?
HP executives have suggested the company will manufacture a line of Windows 7 tablets for the enterprise. But will Microsoft need to alter Windows 7 to make that happen? - Ever since the Apple iPad helped turn consumer tablets into a burgeoning market, more business-oriented users have questioned whether the form-factor with its virtual keyboard and cloud-centric features is capable of serving as a true productivity device. During the iPads initial rollout, Apple...
IT Is Heavily Invested in ERP, Application Consolidation Rising
A 2010 study examines the maturity of IT adoption and highlights how heavily invested ERP is in the IT ecosystem. Similarly, efforts to condense and compact application systems to save money are happening with higher frequency. - A close examination of the IT system maturity as it relates to funding finds enterprise resource planning (ERP) to be the most mature technology across a spectrum of enterprise, midsize and small companies. Out of 19 technology areas being implemented, ERP takes the cake. quot;About two third...
Intel Interconnect Prototype Uses Light to Transmit Data
Intel researchers have created a prototype interconnect that uses beams of light to send and receive data, a development that could pave the way for significant changes in the way information moves between PCs, servers and mobile devices. The current method of using copper wires to transmit electrons is reaching its limits, according to Intel CTO Justin Rattner. It currently is hitting speeds of 10 Gigabits per second, and with copper, the faster the speed, the greater the limits on distance. That won't do, particularly with the rapid growth of electronic devices and the data moving between them. Intel officials said that through photonics, data can move with much faster speed maybe as much as 1 terabye per second at much longer distances. The prototype can move data at 50G bps. Rattner and other Intel officials say products with optical interconnect technology could start hitting the market by the middle of the decade. Story here. - ...
IBM to Launch Smart Infrastructure Lab at Carnegie Mellon University
IBM and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have announced their intent to create an IBM Smarter Infrastructure Lab at CMU. - IBM and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have announced their intent to create an IBM Smarter Infrastructure Lab at CMU to undertake research and create technologies to help cities, governments and industries develop smarter infrastructures. The new lab is part of the Pennsylvania Smarter Infrast...

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