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• $125 Million Settlement for Satyam Computer Services

  If you have been following up on recent computer service news, then you have most likely heard about Satyam Computer Services and their fraud scandal. Well, we recently reported on Satyam setting a date for getting back on track and news has just come in about the company making a settlement to end the U.S. law suit filed against them.

• McCormick Place Computer Service*

  McCormick Place is located just south of downtown Chicago near the shore of Lake Michigan. It was built by and named for Colonel Robert R. McCormick who served as the editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune. It was his idea to bring a world-class convention center to Chicago and the center opened in 1960. … Continue reading »

• Dell IP Phone System – Review

  Dell has partnered with Fonality to manufacture and sell an IP phone system for small and medium business (SMB). The Fonality phone system is built on Asterisk, which is an open source PBX and telephony platform. (http://www.asterisk.org/). Fonality is an enterprise class; professional grade IP based phone system. The hardware is standard Dell systems, you … Continue reading »

• Will Windows 7 Fix Vistas Mistakes?

  After the flop that is Windows Vista, Microsoft Corporation has vowed that they will fix the mistakes that were made with Vista. Windows 7 is still targeted for release three years after the launch of vista, which puts Windows 7 scheduled to be available in late 2009 and wide availability to the public at the … Continue reading »

• Colorado Computer Service Testimonial

  Here is a quick testimonial from our Colorado computer service now web page. “In the business warehousing world most people think that everything moves slowly and that a lot of work does not get done but in reality it is exactly opposite of that. All of the work that we do is scheduled and it … Continue reading »

• New Solid State Flash Drives

  Beginning early next year, new flash-based solid-state drives will start going into production for use in Toshiba Laptops and other computer rental equipment. This new state of the art technology will use NAND flash memory in the new hard drives as opposed to todays conventional rotating magnetic disk. This new solid-state drive is even said … Continue reading »

• WiMax – Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access

  With WiMAX on the horizon we once again find ourselves with the hope that a new technology will revolutionize the way we use computers. WiMAX brings with it the promise and potential of fast, reliable, and affordable internet across multiple platforms, across the country and even across the world, all on one account. Scheduled to … Continue reading »

• Intel Grows As Microprocessors Shrink

  According to recent financial data the Santa Clara chipmaker is doing much better than in years past. In addition to reaping the benefits of job cuts Intel also announced a new record in the total sales of microprocessor units. Going forward Intel is optimistic about its next generation 45nm process technology that is scheduled to … Continue reading »