Dell Precision M6500
The Dell Precision M6500 lives up to its reputation as the most powerful workstation on the market
Apple’s COO reveals his career plans
Plus, smartphone demand and new gaming PCs from Acer
HP names former SAP boss its new CEO
Leo Apotheker’s appointment is effective Nov. 1
Dell looks for a bigger role in the virtual data center
Its Virtual Integrated System is designed to compete with Cisco’s UCS and HP’s Blade System Matrix
Apple TV teardown gives App Store clues
Storage space, iOS 4.1 hint at broader future for new Apple TV
CA acquires Hyperformix
Hyperformix to help CA accelerate customers to the cloud
Intel will not position the Atom for server markets
The company plans to add McAfee security technology to its server products
Feeling overclouded? You’re not alone
Cloud hype and the reality of the cloud has to do more with marketing than anything else
Hitachi aims to change the storage game
Company looks to establish itself in the mid-tier space with new 3D scaling products
Dell to speed up printing in the SMB market
Some of the new printers feature LED technology for better print speeds and efficiencies
Avaya inks Skype to a partnership deal
Skype users would be able to reach a company using Avaya gear for free or at low cost
HP Mini 5103: Secure, but has small display
Good input ergonomics, a cornucopia of security features, and a touchscreen offset too little screen real estate
How to overcome common customer sales objections
Plus, a new Bluetooth headphone from Motorola and smartphone usage in the SMB space
Websense: Top Web sites riskier than porn
While adult sites are dicey, you’re more likely to find a link to malicious content on some of the web’s most visited spots
Obama’s IPv6 plan called a “game changer”
Internet policymakers and industry leaders are hailing the Obama Administration’s plan to upgrade all federal Web sites and e-government services over the next two years to support IPv6