It's Official: Dell Enters the Netbook Fray
[September 5, 2008] The long-rumored Inspiron Mini 9 aims to carve a space for the PC giant in a nascent, yet already crowded market.
Tips for Choosing a UTM Security Solution
[September 4, 2008] Check Point software outlines a few suggestions for buying a unified threat management system. First and foremost: think business-class.
WPA-Enterprise for Small Businesses (Part 3)
[September 3, 2008] Part three in our series on WPA-Enterprise for SOHO covers installing and configuring the affordable and user-friendly Elektron RADIUS server.
Acer Aspire One Review
[August 29, 2008] Acer's 2.3-pound ultraportable boasts a sunny 8.9-inch screen, a not-too-small keyboard, and a price even lower than the seven-inch Eee PC that started the netbook craze.
SMBs in the Dark on Power Outage Protection
[August 27, 2008] Are you ready if the lights go out? A recent survey indicates that for most small businesses, it won't be business-as-usual during a power failure.
EVGA Adapter Lets You Adopt More Monitors
[August 21, 2008] If an expansive display is what you’re after, this external adapter from EVGA offers a quick and easy way to add more screen real estate to your system.
Epson Rolls Out Printers for the Smallest SMBs
[August 20, 2008] Companies with fewer than five employees may be small in number, but that doesn’t mean they don't need big print power. Epson aims to fill the void with four new inkjets.
Review: HP xw4550 Workstation
[August 18, 2008] When a mere PC won’t do, a full-fledged workstation gives architects, engineers and graphics artists the power to complete demanding tasks quickly plus the capability to keep the machine current for years to come.
USB 3.0 – Get Ready for a Faster Reality
[August 15, 2008] Intel's near-final spec will let USB vendors make products that can run 10 times faster than USB 2.0.
Dell: Customer Collaboration Results in Totally New Latitudes
[August 13, 2008] The company unveils a line of Latitude notebooks sporting new technology, design, security and breakthrough battery life – innovations inspired by the people who need them most.
Review: The ClickFree Automatic Backup Drive
[August 12, 2008] If you can plug in a toaster, you're qualified to backup files with this dead-simple external drive. If only everything technical were this easy.
The Hosted PBX Advantage: Doing Better for Less
[August 8, 2008] Thrifty New England-based credit union solves several communications problems with a hosted phone system from VoIPnet Technologies.
Smile, You're on Login Camera
[August 8, 2008] When it comes to tasting biometrics at home, LemonScreen could be the flavor of the month.
Review: Fujitsu LifeBook A6210 Notebook PC
[August 7, 2008] Ready to replace that desktop PC? Consider this full-featured notebook instead, and get all the comforts of a desktop with portable convenience.
How to Prevent a Coffee Shop Wi-Fi Attack
[August 7, 2008] Logging on using your mobile device allows hackers to steal your password unless you take basic precautions.
SMB Disaster Recovery Insurance Plan
[August 6, 2008] MasterIT bears the disaster recovery burden for staff-strapped Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance.
iPhone 2.0: A Must-Have Upgrade?
[August 6, 2008] There's much to like about the 2.0 software upgrade, which adds a huge variety of features and programs to the iPhone and iPod touch.
Review: HP Officejet J4680 All-in-One
[August 1, 2008] You know you can buy a versatile all-in-one inkjet for $300 or $400. But for a fraction of the price (and the size), you can get this small-business breadbox from HP that's full of surprises.
Review: Netgear ReadyNAS Duo RND2150 (500 GB)
[July 30, 2008] The expectations for NAS devices continue to rise. Simple backup storage and file sharing is no longer enough. The ReadyNAS Duo RND2150 from Netgear meets the challenge head on, but it doesn't come cheap.
Go Green (Really Green) With Your Hard Drive
[July 29, 2008] Bamboo: The choice of Panda bears and…hard drives? Fabrik may be the first company to use actual greens in its SimpleTech [re]Drive.
