Tottenham Court Road is the traditional home of UK PC retailing, but the industry has transformed in recent years. Andrew Wooden disguises himself as a consumer to find out what it still has to offer?

The Professional Computing Association has launched IT Channel Events, an online calendar designed to stop clashes between key industry dates.

The ultra mobile PC takes another bow on the first day of CeBIT 2007, while the Commodore brand is finally resurrected.

AMD has blamed declining channel sales for short falling revenues in Q1.

The latest flash drives match the capacity of HDDs, however the prices are still way above most consumer’s budgets.

Less than a month after the launch of Microsoft Office 2007, Tesco has already begun dramatically undercutting the competition.

The months of rumours suggesting that Intel is moving into graphics cards have been officially confirmed on the firm’s own recruitment site.

EMEA PC shipments reached over 24.6 million units in the final quarter of 2006 growing by 10.4 per cent compared with the same period the previous year, according to preliminary data released by research specialist IDC.

Having lost its number one spot to HP, Dell has unveiled a home entertainment bundle and a high end gaming system at the CES in Las Vegas.

Computer megastore PC World has announced, in advance, what it thinks will be 10 of the top selling consumer technology products this Christmas.