Laptops stories - Page 69

Asus's Transformer Book: an 11 convertible with robust battery life and versatile hinge, good for travellers on a budget.

What HP has done in its most recent laptop is incredibly clever and solves many issues for a consumer in an elegant and compact package.

Experts warn of rising social media threats as cybercriminals exploit personal data, urging firms to bolster digital defences.

BYOD programmes in classrooms are benefiting students, as they adapt learning to the increasingly mobile nature of technology.

VMware has launched a platform called Workspace ONE, which helps secure digital workspaces for flexible workstyles and BYOD.

Samsung unveils innovative STEM education tools to boost pupil engagement and team skills, offering immersive tech-led learning experiences.

Brydge has released new wireless keyboards in New Zealand for secondary and tertiary students who want to turn their iPad into an education tool.

Personal devices are being banned in classrooms due to teacher's fears they are distracting, although many recognise they will be central to learning.

A recent Facebook poll from IAG and AMI Insurance reveals high value technology are increasingly being carried around by students.

Toshiba bolsters its SMB tech with a new range of versatile laptops, promising to enhance productivity at competitive costs.

This article is hard to write. Once it's submitted, I'll have no reason not to return this printer back to the NetGuide offices.

Microsoft's first ever laptop, the Surface Book, will be available in retail stores around the country from today.

The 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas provided a glimpse of new technology and innovation to come during the rest of the year.

In the past, a server issue meant a long trip to the office, oftentimes during the middle of the night to troubleshoot the issue.

You can have your cake and eat it too now, with global market-leading Cisco Enterprise Wireless down at a price point to suit a lot of NZ businesses.

Organisations need to change their attitudes when it comes to network security, and must acquire a zero trust approach to prevent disruption.

Key trends including ongoing advancements in privacy protection and a more mobile and connected experience will have a big impact on secure identities.

If you're like me you've seen online advertisements for this small device called a Tile. Here is a proper review of the device.

Agility, dynamic productivity, workplace fluidity and the drive to always improve functionality are all reasons why D&H Steel uses Citrix via BTG.

Exeed took out the top Kiwi distributor awards for both HPE and HP New Zealand last year - and it's planning for more HP magic this year.