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Reports: Intel planning new devices unit led by former Apple exec
Rumors are swirling about what could be the first major move for Intel's brand new CEO.
Surface Pro arrives, but are businesses any closer to being ready for tablets?
Business has always had a love-hate relationship with the slate – so will anything be different for Microsoft's next assault on the market?
Cracking the 1,000-core processor power challenge
With the number of cores in mainstream processors predicted to scale to hundreds in the near future, a team of UK researchers is looking at how to stop their power consumption from spiralling out of control.
Best Buy Q1: Beats estimates after European exit
The consumer electronics retailer did better than expected in its first-quarter results. All eyes are on its post-EU recovery and if Samsung's in-store investment has paid off.
Where's the cheapest place to buy a Surface Pro in Europe?
With the Surface Pro set to hit Europe later this month, ZDNet rounds up the cheapest — and most expensive — places in Europe to buy one.
Windows 8: How to touch-enable your PC without breaking the bank
It's easy to touch-enable your existing PC without breaking the bank. Here are a few recommendation,along with some pros and cons for you to note.
COBOL gets a web-friendly facelift on IBM mainframes
COBOL apps for IBM System z mainframes should see improved performance following the latest release of IBM Enterprise COBOL for z/OS.
HP: Q2 sales likely weak, restructuring to help earnings
HP's business is likely to see a rough quarter with a Dell price war making life more difficult. However, HP's restructuring efforts should help earnings.
Samsung eyes global domination for mirrorless cameras
After becoming the market leader in South Korea's mirrorless camera market during the last quarter of 2012, Samsung is focusing more resources to win over 25 percent global marketshare by 2015.
Upgrade your PC or Mac (May 2013 edition)
Now that tablets and smartphones are all the rage, people are making their PCs last longer by improving them with strategic upgrades. But choosing the right upgrades can mean the difference between a faster, better system, and throwing your money away.
Weird Tech 3: Cool Keyboards
Bored with your keyboard? How about something Klingon or shoe - like? Some are functional, some are edible, all are worth a look.
AMD makes good on its Open 3.0 Server
Can Open Compute go head to head with the likes of HP, IBM, and Dell in the datacenter?
Microsoft Surface Pro pricing and release dates confirmed for UK, Europe
Microsoft has put a price tag on its Surface Pro for a number of European markets, with the slate to debut before the end of the month in most of them.
Why tablets are winning
I had a hulking, 45-pound quad-core Mac Pro for years. But my little, 3-pound i7 MacBook Air has faster Geekbench scores and feels snappier. This is why tablets are winning.
Dell targets finance, architecture with new Precision workstations
Dell stressed its uber-small, entry-level workstations will offer higher performance for "desktop PC prices."