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	Dell sticks with Windows 8 for business tablets Demand for Windows 8 may be sluggish, but Dell still thinks it's the best operating system for business tablets and plans to roll out more Windows 8 products later this year. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM and Intel IBM Delivers Innovation On New x86 Systems and Solutions Live Webcast: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 3:00 PM EDT You need an IT infrastructure that provides scalability, performance and efficiency tailored to the specific goals of your business. Join us on September 10 to learn more about IBM's new innovation designed to provide the performance and efficiency required for today's workloads. 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Kirobo takes huge step for robotics IFA 2013: Sony, Panasonic show 4K camcorders IFA 2013: 3Doodler puts 3D printing in your hand IFA 2013: Panasonic 4K tablet has stunning screen and price tag WHITE PAPER: Asigra Frost & Sullivan New Product Innovation As organizations continue to scale, Frost & Sullivan's analysis confirms the implementation of data backup/recovery strategies are increasingly difficult due to heterogeneity of devices, regulatory compliance, delivery mechanisms and flexibility, visibility, automation/control, and costs. Learn More 10 greatest superheroes of high tech The Hulk, Professor X, Iron Man -- the superhero alter egos of today's top tech leaders revealed! Read More   Breaking the 4K bottleneck, getting content to the home at IFA There's no doubt that TV makers are excited about 4K television. The sets, which offer four times the detail of today's high-definition sets, are appearing in increasing numbers and consumers too seem convinced by the technology, which must be a relief to the industry after the cool reception that 3D TV got a few years ago. Read More   Hands-on with Acer's DA241HL all-in-one Android desktop Acer has chosen a different approach to the all-in-one PC, installing Android instead of Windows on its upcoming DA241HL, but the problem is that Google's operating system isn't a desktop OS. Read More   Microsoft's mobile fate rests on Nokia deal Microsoft's move to acquire Nokia's devices and services business is a gamble that the company had to take to boost its flagging mobile business. For Nokia, it's an admission that it lacks the resources to compete with Samsung and Apple, say analysts. Read More   NASA team fixes lunar orbiter glitch NASA engineers have fixed a problem with the new lunar orbiter and the spacecraft is continuing its month-long journey to the moon. Read More   Nissan working on smartwatch that monitors car and driver Nissan is working on a smartwatch that will monitor both its Nismo cars and their drivers. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Symantec Comparison of Unified vs. Two Products Because of the outstanding economy, flexibility, and service levels it offers, virtualization is transforming data centers at breakneck speed: by 2016, an estimated 80% of the world's x86 servers will be virtual machines (VMs). But the speed of this transformation raise challenges for "traditional" IT services and the teams that deliver them. Read now! Sharky: Hey, that was a great spam-killer at my last job! This sysadmin pilot fish works for a construction company, where setting up big printer/copiers at job sites is part of IT's work. And for the newest one, everything's fine for 30 users -- but not for the new guy. Read More   Sony, Panasonic show off consumer 4K camcorders Sony is set to become the first company to offer a consumer-grade camcorder that shoots at four times the detail of today's best high-definition images. Read More   Kill Windows Phone or risk dying, analyst tells Microsoft Microsoft should have given up on Windows Phone while it could, instead of doubling down on the mobile OS with its Nokia acquisition. Read More   Hello from space! Kirobo takes huge step for robotics   A small robot says, "Good morning," and with that one phrase, takes a huge step forward in robot-human cooperation in space, as well as robotic companions. Read More   IFA 2013: Sony, Panasonic show 4K camcorders   At this week's IFA 2013 electronics show in Berlin, both Sony and Panasonic were showing consumer-level 4K camcorders. Sony's is coming in October but the Panasonic model is still a prototype. Read More   IFA 2013: 3Doodler puts 3D printing in your hand   The gadget extrudes heated plastic, similar to a glue gun, that allows users to make a variety of objects. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb Read More   IFA 2013: Panasonic 4K tablet has stunning screen and price tag Bigger is better, at least in the minds of Panasonic and Acer when it comes to tablets and all-in-ones. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb Read More
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