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Interview: HP on setting channel direction
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Big Interview: Lenovo on AI, infrastructure and services converge
In this exclusive interview with PCR, Lenovo’s Natalie Noor discusses how UK partners are moving fro…
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An evening of celebration at the PCR Awards
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Storware: The backup outsider that won’t stay quiet
Storware’s CEO, Paweł Mączka, explains how a small Polish backup specialist built a global footprint…
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Caeves: a new take on deep storage and data readiness
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Changing gears
We chat to Computer Gear about how the firm got to where it is today
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We examine the burgeoning e-reader segment
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But some will be "big successes", analyst says
Read More »UK ‘slow’ to adopt all-in-one printers
Distributor says Brits have not been as fast as the Continent in abandoning traditional devices
Read More »Net profit
PCR looks at the latest developments in broadband internet
Read More »Smartphones and the PC industry
We see whether smartphones offer any benefits to PC retailers
Read More »Jet-setting
PCR inspects the latest trends in printers
Read More »Panasonic brings Toughbook to business
Robust mobile PC to be made available to SME?s
Read More »Broadband users over-paying for unnecessary limits
Study finds most 'unlimited' customers download less than 20GB a month
Read More »PC users ‘very interested’ in touchscreen tech
Most iPhone users would be interested in netbook-sized touch device from Apple
Read More »Graphics market grows by 14 per cent
Year-on-year growth estimates for 2009 exceed expectations
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