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Can Nvidia's RTX Spark do for Windows what Apple silicon did for Macs?Nvidia unveils RTX Spark, a chip designed for AI agents, aiming to transform personal computers. This move is compared to Apple Silicon's i...- Quote of the day by Michael Dell: 'Every breakthrough business idea begins with solving a common problem. The bigger the problem, the bigger the...' - insipring lessons on entrepreneurship and how to building successful businesses by Dell Technologies CEO and founderQuote of the day by Michael Dell: Michael Dell, founder of Dell Technologies, believes great business ideas stem from solving everyday prob...
- India PC market falls 37.3% in Q2, WFH drives strong notebook sales in enterprise segment: IDCThe consumer segment had a relatively small quarter since the market was operational for just 45 days due to the countrywide lockdown in th...
- Local IT hardware sector can generate 4 lakh jobs: MAITThe total estimated jobs include 1 lakh direct employment and 3 lakh jobs in component manufacturing over the next five years, the study no...
- 5 ways personal computers are set to make a comeback in 2016Intel is at the forefront of both success as well as failure and the future has enough in store to suggest that PCs can truly make a roarin...
- Worldwide PC shipments slump by 5.2% in Q1 2015: GartnerGartner said global PC shipments totaled 71.7 million units during the Jan-March period, down 5.2% from the same period last year.
- 228 billion dollar worth PCs, phones to be shipped globally by 2017: ReportWorldwide ultramobile shipment, which includes tablets and clamshells, is on pace to total 237 mn units in 2015 (up 4.3 per cent over 2014)...
- Intel's Ultrabooks to cost around $1,000 on launchThe world's largest chip- maker Intel Corporation today said the new 'Ultrabook' devices being developed with its technology will initially...
- Gartner predicts slow growth in PC sales in 2011Gartner, the IT reserarch and advisory company predicts a slump in the PC unit growth to 9.3% in 2011 to about 385 million units.
- Worldwide notebook shipments up at 49.4mn in Jan-Mar: GartnerRecording the highest growth over the last eight years, global mobile PC shipments jumped 43.4 per cent to 49.4 million units in the Januar...
- Forget notebook PCs, 'netbooks' are hereAt a time when the Indian PC market is experiencing a slowdown, vendors are focusing on low-priced laptops 'netbook'.
- PCs, notebooks to become cheaperPersonal computers and notebooks will be cheaper marginally following the 4% excise duty cut announced by the govt.
- Desktops sales to fall in Q2: MAITWhile notebooks sales have gone up by over 67% in Q1 of the current fiscal as compared to the corresponding period last year, the desktop m...
- India PC market records 2.085 mn shipments in 2Q 2008, overall 8.1% growthDuring the April-June quarter of calendar year 2008 (2Q 2008) the overall India client PC market grew 8.1%* year-on-year (2Q 2008 over 2Q 2...
- Intel plans sub-$300 laptopThe price barrier for entry-level notebook PC might be challenged again with Intel planning to launch such a product with a price tag of be...
- Fujitsu launches range of notebook PCs in Indian marketFujitsu PC Asia Pacific on Tuesday launched a new range of Made-in-Japan notebook PCs in India, including one that weighs only 630 gms, and...
- Laptop market grows 85 per centThe laptop computer market in India grew by 84.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2007 against the corresponding quarter last year, contrib...
- SC exempts laptops from additional 7 pc customs dutyThe Supreme Court has held that the government cannot levy additional 7 per cent customs duty on notebook PCs (laptops) as in the case of d...
- Acer offers Tata Sky hardware, desktops, PCsLeading personal computer and hardware maker Acer has tied up with Tata Sky to offer satellite connection hardware and antenna of the DTH s...
- PC sales cross 5 mn units in FY06Reflecting the all-round buoyancy, personal computer sales grew by 32 per cent to cross the five million units in 2005-06 on the back of ri...
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