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Dell announces Payment Flexibility Program extension, with payment deferrals until 2021

Dell Technologies is extending its Payment Flexibility Program to Oct. 30 this year, with payment deferrals until 2021.

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Dell announces Payment Flexibility Program extension, with payment deferrals until 2021

Dell Technologies is extending its Payment Flexibility Program to Oct. 30 this year, with payment deferrals until 2021.

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Avaya updates its branding architecture under Avaya OneCloud

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Apple overhauls 27-inch iMac, gives little love to 21.5-inch model

Apple today announced a hardware overhaul to its iMac all-in-one computers.

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Trend Micro Canada launches its first data centre in Toronto

Trend Micro Canada announced the opening of its first Canadian data centre on July 21.

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CDN Morning Briefing, July 16, 2020 – A one-on-one with Pure Storage’s Brent Allen

To keep up with the firehose of news and press releases, we’ve decided to deliver some extra…

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Cisco Live Day 1- IoT and multi-domain integrations

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Samsung Space Monitor keeps your desk tidy – All Hands on Tech

Rumbo knows where you’ll park before you get there – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

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Inside SAP’s Toronto HQ

Infrastructure News

Industry bands together to push mobile broadband in laptops

Operators, laptop and chipset manufacturers are joining forces to push built-in support for mobile broadband, using a newly created logo

Toshiba shows prototype fast-charging laptop battery

Toshiba showed off a prototype SCiB battery designed for laptops at the Ceatec exhibition in Japan

Panasonic unveils line of Toughbook laptops

Netbook to outpace growth of traditional laptops

RFID is a splash at Great Wolf Lodge

Niagara Falls’ largest indoor waterpark uses RFID technology to eliminate wet cash

Xerox brings high end printing to SMB

Printer maker adjusts pricing and brings out a new paper strategy for the channel

Does location matter?

Video conferencing goes back to the 1980s, so why does airplane travel continue to increase?

Searching for green IT products

Softchoice launches new initiative to inform customers on green technology by providing 1,500 green products on its Web site

Anti-social networking

Will social networking technology ever be good for business?

AMD sees growth in media experiences

The chipmaker’s North American channel marketing director predicts SOHO opportunity with new Phenom processors

Fujitsu’s handy ScanSnap S300

rnWhen I was asked to look at Fujitsu’s new ScanSnap Scanner, the S300, I was a little taken aback. I wasn’t really the scanning type, and like most people I always ask,

Lenovo’s energy efficient small form factor desktop and monitor

Vendor’s ThinkVision monitor and ThinkCentre desktop pack in power and efficiency

The growth of information

IDC says nearly 1,800 exabytes of information will have been created rnby 2011, but how much of it do we really need?

Targeting the elusive midmarket

As disties like Arrow target the midmarket the line between value and broadline is increasingly blurring

HP Canada brings Print 2.0 to the enterprise

Partner WBM Systems explains how it’s building a business around printing, not printers

Is mobile printing the next big market opportunity?

Printer vendors look to increase speed in mobile printing solutions

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