Lenovo stories - Page 26

Resellers took advantage of the Ingram Micro Showcase 2012 in Auckland this week, detailing new products and areas of growth across ANZ.

Apple's soldered-in RAM strategy fuels planned obsolescence, pushing consumers to newer models as upgradability fades, critics argue.

Following a deal to pioneer Microsoft’s new Windows RT PCs, vendor reports 35% rise in sales during first fiscal quarter.

Microsoft has announced four manufacturers will offer Windows RT PCs, along with further details regarding product features.

New Zealand's PC market shines, recording growth in Q1 2012 amidst regional downtrend, as shown in IDC and Gartner reports.

Lenovo unveils its new ThinkCentre 'tiny' desktop series at CeBIT Sydney, featuring the industry's first one-litre, Intel vPro-enabled M92p model.

Gen-i, Vodafone and 2degrees all make the cut in deal Economic Development Minister estimates will save government $60m.

Will cybersex and cyber relationships begin to replace the traditional alternatives? What will become of the laptop computer?.

Five firms win an airy adventure in Synnex's latest Live Life Lenovo contest, with safety a top priority following a recent tragedy.

Synnex reveals winners of its Lamborghini race competition for resellers, with five firms gearing up for an adrenaline rush at Hampton Downs.

Resellers keen to experience a car enthusiast's dream have just a few hours to purchase some Lenovo products and get in the draw!.

Distributor Synnex have made three new appointments, two to push the Lenovo PC brand it picked up last month and one to provide additional support.

Lenovo overtakes Dell as the world's second-largest PC maker, marking significant market share gains and eyeing the top spot.

Gen-i secures a coveted spot as one of two suppliers for Apple tech to NZ government agencies, broadening access to iPads and more.

Lenovo has added a second distributor in New Zealand, announcing it will be represented by Synnex as well as current partners Ingram Micro.

HP announces the end of webOS, eyes British software firm Autonomy for acquisition, and moots spinning off its PC division.

Lenovo set to disrupt the NZ tablet market with separate IdeaPad for consumers and ThinkPad for businesses, aiming at iPad's dominance.

There was a time when owning a laptop was uncommon and typically restricted to business people who travelled a lot for work.

Sitecore expands its global footprint, opening a new office in Bremen, Germany to cater to the DACH region's growing demand for CMS solutions.

Minister Gerry Brownlee unveils five tech giants, including Lenovo, to supply computers to New Zealand's State sector, promising over $35m in savings.