CDN Morning Briefing, August 6, 2020 – ChannelCon catchup, plus a news roundup

This half-netbook, half-tablet would have probably been better if it had just stuck with one genre or the other

Plus, Microsoft’s IE 9 and Peer 1 announces channel partner portal

FreeHand users threaten to sue Adobe

Intel claims a new generation of low-power Atom chips will bring a new level of computing to tablets

Hewlett-Packard introduced seven new laptops with AMD’s upcoming chips

Sales of hardware lag and margins on servers and storage systems grow slimmer, but in in power systems

The Kin One and Two set to be unveiled in just over a week’s time

More resources will allow partners to tap into IBM Fellows

Plus, new Energy Start 4.0 ratings and a new Android-powered phone from LG

Changes result from three investigations that took place for a privacy breach last year

Computers for Schools program promotes the reuse of computers donated by businesses and the government

CDN reveals in pictures the best and the up-and-coming solution providers in Canada

The all-in-one sacrifices a lot to achieve its low price, but fails to keep pace with competitors