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	Intel working on low-power Thunderbolt for tablets, smartphones A low-power Thunderbolt interconnect for smartphones and tablets is in the works, but the wired technology may not thrive if consumers prefer products using the wireless WiGig specification for data transfers. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Intelligent IT Operations: Making IT Smarter Consolidating IT event management in a centralized operations bridge can help you increase efficiency in the short term while setting the stage for greater competitiveness over the long term. Read Now! In this Issue Dell combines faster and cheaper SSDs in one box, with automatic tiering INSIDER Hot cloud products IT pros swear by Acer shows off 21-inch Android-based desktop More than half of Americans own a smartphone. Now what? Fujitsu's thinnest laptop has 11-hour battery AMD breaks from Windows exclusivity, adopts Android and Chrome OS Intel says Bay Trail chip-based tablets will start at under $199 Intel says tablets with Bay Trail processors will start at under $199 AMD hopes to bridge gap between Xbox, PlayStation and PCs Dell, Oracle form strategic partnership for integrated systems Tablet owners spend a lot more on apps WEBCAST: EMC Corporation Big Data Transforms Business Video What's the big deal with Big Data? Big Data presents a big challenge -- but also exciting new opportunities. In this video, EMC describes a practical approach to Big Data, enabling you to transform your business and rise above the competition. View now. Dell combines faster and cheaper SSDs in one box, with automatic tiering Many enterprise storage systems include two or more types of hard disk drives, with data automatically moved between those two tiers of storage. The same concept has now been applied to two types of SSDs. Read More INSIDER Hot cloud products IT pros swear by Spending on cloud services is so far just a fraction of total IT spending -- roughly 3% -- but the market is growing. IT pros explain what they like about their favorite cloud-based security, storage and management services. Read More Acer shows off 21-inch Android-based desktop Acer is breaking Android out of its comfort zone and has installed the operating system on a 21.5-inch all-in-one desktop PC that is expected on sale in the U.S. later this year. Read More More than half of Americans own a smartphone. Now what? A majority of Americans -- about 56% -- now own a smartphone, according to Pew Research Center's latest survey. Read More Fujitsu's thinnest laptop has 11-hour battery Fujitsu will this month launch a super-thin Ultrabook, built on Intel's latest Haswell processors, with an 11-hour battery life and a screen with nearly three times HD resolution. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc The Shape of Email Our "Shape of Email" research attempts, for the first time, to describe the content of a typical corporate inbox in terms of its importance and relevance to the user. Learn More AMD breaks from Windows exclusivity, adopts Android and Chrome OS After years of Windows OS exclusivity, Advanced Micro Devices is opening the door to design chips to run Google's Android and Chrome OS in PCs and tablets. Read More Intel says Bay Trail chip-based tablets will start at under $199 Intel expects tablets containing its upcoming Atom processor code-named Bay Trail will cost under $200, a company executive said Wednesday. Read More Intel says tablets with Bay Trail processors will start at under $199 Intel expects tablets containing its upcoming Atom processor code-named Bay Trail will cost under US$200, a company executive said Wednesday. Read More AMD hopes to bridge gap between Xbox, PlayStation and PCs Advanced Micro Devices has announced a new strategy that could lead to games that run in the future across PCs and games consoles like the Xbox and PlayStation. Read More Dell, Oracle form strategic partnership for integrated systems Dell and Oracle will integrate hardware and software for customers through a strategic partnership, the companies announced on Tuesday. Read More Tablet owners spend a lot more on apps Smartphone owners who also have a tablet spend three times as much on apps as those who only own smartphones, according to a survey by research and consulting firm Analysys Mason. Read More
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