David Needle

Dell released slimmer and lighter versions of its Latitude notebook computer line based on Intel's Core Duo processors. Customers have the choice of

The future for wireless communications technology Bluetooth is now tied to high-speed, Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology. The Bluetooth Special Interest

The business computer market is dominated by a few big names, including IBM, Dell, HP and Lenovo. But one significant player you don't hear that much

PC growth is slowing but it has little to do with the recent delay of Microsoft's Vista operating system. Research firm IDC forecasts PC growth will slow

Sure e-mail, the Internet, cell phones and other technologies are connecting more people every day, but those numbers are a drop in the bucket compared to

A stealthly, Silicon Valley chip startup is looking to shake up the 10 gigabit Ethernet space (10GbE) when it debuts today. NetXen managed to stay under

A recent contentious commercial for the first Intel-powered Macintosh begins with a narrator saying: "The Intel chip. For years it's been trapped inside

Has a malicious bot secretly infected over a million computers and likely to spread to many times that? That's the contention of security firm iDefense, a

UPDATED: Dell  has put the industry buzz to bed about Alienware. The number one computer maker announced today that it would buy the high-end maker

Will corporate buyers double-dip when Vista and the next version of Office ships later this year? Microsoft hopes so. Of course Bill Gates told attendees

UPDATED: Microsoft said today that consumer versions of its next-generation version of Windows would not hit the market until January 2007, dashing plans

Who needs Montecito? HP at least says it can wait. The company is set to release new models of its mid-range and high-end Integrity servers based on a new