AiroDoctor's $3,995 air purifier takes aim at COVID-19
The system, deployed in Asia and Europe offices, has landed in North America and highlights how air purifiers could become a staple in return-to-work planning.
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Computing shifts may rearrange pecking order for Intel, Qualcomm, AMD, Nvidia, chipmakers
The semiconductor deck is being reshuffled amid new workloads for artificial intelligence, big data and the cloud. Many tech giants will get in on the act.
Lenovo unveils ThinkPad X1 Nano foldable for $1,599, X1 Fold available for preorder
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Fold has been on the runway for a while, but now that preorders are underway the PC giant plans to fast follow with the ThinkPad X1 Nano.
Qualcomm launches Snapdragon 8c, 7c platforms aimed at mainstream PC market
The bet is that Qualcomm can combine connectivity with thin and fanless devices to win over mobile workers. The company adds that its PC plan is a marathon not a sprint.
Lenovo bought IBM's PC business 10 years ago: Jury out on broader ambitions
Lenovo's acquisition of IBM's PC business a decade ago transformed both partners. Lenovo gets a short birthday party, but now has to digest two more deals if it's going to be an enterprise juggernaut.
BYOD circa 2018 will challenge enterprise IT
No tech vendor will be safe from consumerization, according to Gartner. Companies will have to prepare for multiple vendors and a possible PC market crash.
HP, Google recall Chromebook 11 chargers
The recall, outlined by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, covers HP Chromebook 11 chargers with the model number MU15-N1052-A00S.
HP's Q4 tops estimates, but mixed bag
HP's fourth quarter earnings were better than expected, but the company remains a cost cutting story as most units and product lines saw revenue declines.
Intel to gain from 'mini corporate refresh' of PCs
Intel's Bay Trail processor will also give it some tablet momentum. Smartphone traction will remain tricky without ARM and an LTE modem.
Android desktops arrive as Lenovo eyes your living room
Monday Morning Opener: As CES 2014 kicks off Lenovo launches an Android all-in-one. Android desktops plus Chromebooks could give Microsoft's Windows 8 franchise a headache.