Tablets driving DRAM growth, but PCs still reign supreme
PCWorld (blog)
A Friday report on how mobile devices are now consuming the majority of the DRAM market sparked bloggy commentary declaring the decline of the PC. The report included provocative numbers, but the statistics deserve a reality check: IHS analyst Clifford ...
See all stories on this topic »Intel signals market shift from PC to mobile devices at IDF
ComputerworldUK
To some analysts and attendees, the clash between events this year was indicative of the industry shift from PCs, which is dominated by Intel, to mobile devices such as smartphones, where Intel is still trying to make its presence felt. Sales of PCs ...
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Nasuni latest to roll out mobile access to cloud-based network storage
PC Advisor
Within a few years, mobile access to cloud-based storage will be a "checkmark" feature that will be fairly ubiquitous among the major vendors, predicts 451 Research Group analyst Simon Anderson. We're not quite there yet, but more and more vendors are ...
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PCWorld (blog)
A Friday report on how mobile devices are now consuming the majority of the DRAM market sparked bloggy commentary declaring the decline of the PC. The report included provocative numbers, but the statistics deserve a reality check: IHS analyst Clifford ...
See all stories on this topic »Intel signals market shift from PC to mobile devices at IDF
ComputerworldUK
To some analysts and attendees, the clash between events this year was indicative of the industry shift from PCs, which is dominated by Intel, to mobile devices such as smartphones, where Intel is still trying to make its presence felt. Sales of PCs ...
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| Samsung Galaxy S4 to be revealed next February PC Advisor We've only had the Galaxy S3 for a while and the iPhone 5 was revealed last week but eyes are already turning to Samsung's Galaxy S4. The smartphone and arguably iPhone 5 rival will arrive next February, according to The Korea Times which cites ... See all stories on this topic » |  PC Advisor |
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Within a few years, mobile access to cloud-based storage will be a "checkmark" feature that will be fairly ubiquitous among the major vendors, predicts 451 Research Group analyst Simon Anderson. We're not quite there yet, but more and more vendors are ...
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