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Lenovo ThinkPad SL500
Reviews The ThinkPad SL500 is attractively priced, solidly built and a good performer. We're particularly impressed with the high-resolution 15.4in. screen. However, there are one or two design quirks, the webcam is basic and battery life could be longer.
Tags: Battery, Intel Corp., Graphics, Notebook, RAM Complement, SL500, Networking Facility, Image Capture Software, ThinkPad SL500, Lenovo Group Ltd.
Linksys One NSS4100
Reviews A well-built storage appliance with good cross-platform file sharing facilities, the NSS4100 works best when deployed in Linksys One environments.
Tags: Authentication, Linksys Inc., data backup, Power Supply, USB, Data Backup Facility, NAS, NSS4100, Network Attachment, Server
Smart pushes Philippine expansion
News Mobile operator buys 30 percent stake in Irish GSM company Blue Ocean Wireless, extending its service to allow the use of mobile phones on sea vessels.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
Apple missing golden .Mac opportunity
News Few Mac users take advantage of Apple's .Mac service, probably because of its US$99-a-year price tag. But .Mac could be used to sell hardware if the price--and features--were right.
Tags: Web 2.0, Storage, Multimedia, Music, Video, Apple Inc., Google Inc., Storage, Apple Macintosh, Service
Are social networking sites like golf?
Blogs What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Yep, I'm blogging from the land where you hope the next ringing slot machine is y...
Short Take: C2C to sell bandwidth in Japan
News C2C today announced its entry into Japan as a wholesaler of bandwidth. The submarine cable subsidiary of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SingTel) was recently awarded a Type 1 license by the Japanese Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications to own and operate network facilities in the country.
Cable & Wireless: We never left
News Telecommunications company Cable & Wireless hopes to correct the misconception that it has abandoned doing business in Asia.
Sprint starts its crawl to Asia, Europe
News The company announces it plans to build its own Internet backbone so it can launch Sprint services in 35 different countries in Asia and Europe by 2003.
Sprint starts its crawl to Europe, Asia
News Sprint's on-again-off-again European and Asian adventure is back on.
Malaysia awards 3G licenses
News Telekom Malaysia and Maxis have been awarded 3G licenses by the Malaysian government.
Commentary: AT&T offspring likely to toddle their separate ways
News Now that AT&T has determined to split itself into four parts, the question becomes, what will happen to those parts?
Malaysia to steamline VoIP sector
News The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (CMC) said it was conducting a technical audit to streamline Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) services and ensure compliance to its guidelines.
Malaysian govt unveils ICT initiatives
News In his Budget 2008 speech, Malaysia's prime minister outlines plans to reduce tax, grow human capital and expand broadband penetration.
Tags: Government, Personal broadband, Business broadband, Taxes, Recruiting
M'sian govt cuts down Net service provision requirements
News The Malaysian government has today cut down entry requirements on Internet service provision to encourage wider industry participation in the provision of Internet access and the growth of Internet service here.
New licensing structure takes effect tomorrow, ends one year freeze
News The new licensing regime for the communications and multimedia industry introduced by the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA 1998) will come into effect tomorrow, thus ending the one-year freeze on new licence applications.
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