"desktop" news, interviews, and features

Slideshows about desktop

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  In Pictures: Rotten Apple - Apple's 11 biggest failures

  Apple sets the standard -- for both success and failure. Here's a look at 11 major screwups, some of which almost derailed the company

  In Pictures: Rotten Apple - Apple's 11 biggest failures
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  In Pictures: The must-have utilities for your iPad office

  The 10 tools you must have on your iPad for business

  In Pictures: The must-have utilities for your iPad office

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News about desktop

• Intel regains market share from AMD in notebook, desktop PCs

  AMD still increased its presence in the server market, though

• The end of the desktop?

  Microsoft is introducing the Windows Virtual Desktop, and ushering in the end of the traditional PC desktop operating system

• Data#3 deploys Microsoft Surface, HP fleet to City of Fremantle

  Upgrades operating systems to Windows 10

• RBA seeks HPE platinum partner for payments platform server deal

  HPE infrastructure will power the New Payments Platform

• Traditional Aussie PC market defies global downward trend again

  IDC report shows that traditional PC shipments in Australia are growing 3.3 per cent YoY

• ​Inside Dell EMC’s $35 billion channel business

  Michael Dell endorses partner ecosystem as tech giant's indirect business continues growth trajectory.

Interviews about desktop

• Lenovo: The challenge is to focus on moving towards the PC+ era

  As Lenovo pushes into the consumer market in the A/NZ, Matt Codrington, MD of Lenovo A/NZ talks about the shape of things to come.

Features about desktop

• HP ahead as desktop workstations battle on for market share

  The overall certified workstation market maintained its growth momentum in the fourth quarter of 2014 (4Q14), with HP remaining the leading vendor across the industry.

• CES 2011: Lenovo announces IdeaCentre all-in-ones

  Lenovo has revamped their IdeaCentre All-in-Ones for 2011, offering gorgeous new designs and updated favorites.

• Denying Death: The desktop digs in

  Despite the notebook’s surge in popularity, the stalwart desktop remains strong with solid sales and innovative iterations. TREVOR CLARKE reports.