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More PC Hardware News

Cool to Upgrades

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

Buyers stall plans for newer machines; Intel profits drop.

Digital Detectives Track Hacks

Anne Chen | April 23, 2001

Forensics professionals increasingly in demand.

HP Backs Open Source Server

eWeek Editors | April 16, 2001

Hewlett-Packard's endorsement of an application server that uses open source code holds the promise of saving corporate users big money.

Tech Companies Face Bias Issues

eWeek Editors | April 16, 2001

The stereotype of high-tech companies is that they're filled with young, white male employees.

Dell Adds Service to Online Sales

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

As a sign of the changing times, Dell Computer has decided it's not enough to sell PC hardware online anymore.

Dell Remains Committed to Pricing Strategy

eWeek Editors | April 09, 2001

Despite plummeting profit margins, Dell Computer Corp. has no intention of backing off from an aggressive PC pricing strategy that it initiated earlier this year.

The Strong, Silent Types

Jeff Burt | April 09, 2001

Combining size, speed and sound-or lack thereof-IBM is getting ready to ship what it calls the world's highest-capacity and quietest family of notebook drives.

Getting a Head Start

eWeek Editors | April 02, 2001

Compaq and Oracle team up to work on midmarket solutions.

Xerox Changing Colors to Get in Black

Michael R. Zimmerman | April 02, 2001

Company slashes costs, sells assets and plans three printers and a reseller agreement with Scitex

Flipping for HPs Handheld

Deborah Gage | April 02, 2001

No, not us. We haven't tried it. But Officemax's CEO certainly sounds impressed.

Gigahertz: Who Really Cares?

eWeek Editors | March 26, 2001

An ad last week for dell's new Inspirons read "1 GHz now in notebook form."

Speaking Out to More

Grant Du Bois | March 26, 2001

Voice recognition companies Nuance Communications Inc. and IBM Voice Systems are partnering to spread their technologies to a broader audience.

Micron Rolls Out World’s First 1TB MicroSD Card

DAILY VIDEO: Micron unveils the world's first 1TB microSD card at MWC, and Lenovo puts the spotlight on its edge computing and IoT efforts.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.