From Apple's MacBook refresh to a pocket translator and an electric bike, here's the hardware we tested in August.
Over the past year Microsoft has been busy re-jigging its systems management offerings, all of which are now marketed under the umbrella System Center brand. A number of new and enhanced products have been released, among them System Center Essentials 2007, aimed at companies with up to 500 users looking for an integrated suite of system monitoring and management tools.
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