All Desktop Computing News - February 2008

EasyJet plans Web 2.0 travel engine to increase sales

EasyJet plans Web 2.0 travel engine to increase sales - by John-Paul Kamath EasyJet will redesign its website using

Grammar school saves third of IT budget with online procurement

Bradford Grammar School is saving two days a week and a third of its IT budget with a web-based procurement ...

European Commission to invest £1.8bn in embedded computing

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 25 February 2008
The European Commission is setting up a £1.8bn pool to fund a 10-year research and development project into embedded or "pervasive" computing in the hopes of capturing a larger slice of a market growing at 14% a year and already worth £45bn. ...

Hewlett-Packard targets enterprise printing sectors in education, financial services and retail

Hewlett-Packard has released three targeted print systems designed to address the needs of the financial services, higher education, and retail sectors located in the EMEA region.

Kyoto University deploys energy efficient supercomputer for genomic information processing

Kyoto University in Japan is deploying a new energy saving supercomputer from Fujitsu that will deliver a theoretical peak performance of 61.2 teraflops (trillions of operations per second).

Epson unveils secure printing for shared offices

Epson has released a print security and authentication product for shared offices.

MIT researchers unveil energy efficient mobile processor

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a chip design that is much more energy efficient than processors currently used in mobile devices.

Hardware hoarder's Tosh squeaks a win

Announcing the winners of round one of our Hardware Hoarders competition to find the best photos and videos of your ageing hardware.
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