Tablets stories - Page 73

The New Zealand education sector now extra device options, with Cyclone Computers offering Lenovo devices through the AoG IT Hardware supplier panel.

Due to ubiquitous adoption of internet enabled mobile devices, consumer demand for 24/7 connectivity has never been greater.

After languishing in single digit market share for several years, Windows is finally making a move in the tablet space.

Fortinet's FortiAP-S series of secure access points and 'Secure Access Architecture' make Wi-Fi the strongest link in your network.

​Windows 10 will be rolled out to about 10,000 devices across the University of Newcastle campus by the end of 2016.

Embracing the digital classroom, students find quick, effective learning in online flashcards, now boosting memory with on-the-go access.

Kiwi schools get free tech integration advice from the Connected Learning Advisory, boosting digital learning benefits.

Aruba says it - and its partners - are riding a mobility wave driven by the #GenMobile generation and increasing demand for a mobile first approach.

Fujitsu predicts that enterprise technology will become more human-centric by 2025 with the blending of personal and enterprise applications and data.

The ViewSonic PJD7822HDL projector is an amazing full HD 1080p projector with plenty of device support and is very scalable to different room sizes.

Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 has gone on sales in NZ today, with the move - and the launch of the iPad Pro - expected to ignite a battle for pro devices.

A who's who of the Kiwi channel are in the running for the inaugural HP Partner of the Year Awards, as HP Inc takes the wraps off the finalist list.

While you could invest in a tablet for consuming media and a separate PC to create it, Asus has a solution that gives you the best of both worlds.

Tablet shipments slumped in Q3 as owners hold on to their devices for longer periods - but the move to detachables seems to be intensifying.

Kiwi kids – and adults – are suffering from eye damage from excessive use of devices according to a Kiwi optometrist who is urging more care.

Tertiary enrolments are set to topple going into 2016, but it is uncertain how this will impact the demand for IT resources in the tertiary sector.

UC San Diego engineers make a breakthrough with a universal wireless charger, potentially ending the battle of incompatible standards.

Today's retailers face the same challenge - shoppers have so many choices, with the competition always just a few keystrokes away, any time of the day.

Fujitsu is refreshing its mini desktop and Lifebook notebooks, favouring 'human needs over large and noisy technology requirements'.

Laptop to tablet migrations in businesses sparked an increase in tablet sales in Q2, with the enterprise tablet roll out expected to continue.