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HP says they’re back—when did they leave?
Company continues to expand its PC line-up, with new touchscreen all-in-ones and low-cost colorful Chromeboxes. By Jon Peddie I remember ...
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Workstation market ends 2013 on a high note
Latest Jon Peddie Research report shows Dell gaining ground on the competition. Jon Peddie Research says 2013 proved to be ...
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HP’s Z230: the workstation market leader’s entry-class deskside… sort of
Head-to-head tests with competing units from Lenovo and Boxx show the mix of components is the differentiating factor. By Alex ...
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HP Z1 all-in-one workstation adds multi-touch
HP also adds Thunderbolt 2 and other updates to keep up with the new Mac Pro. As 2013 came to ...
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Workstations defy the PC decline in third quarter
More than 973,000 units shipped in the quarter, approaching a record. Workstation-caliber GPUs were up 19% in the quarter. “If ...
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The PC market is shifting
The companies you know as computer makers buy, not make, all the component parts. Who’s to say the component makers ...
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HP adds multi-function scan-print to Designjet large-format printing line
Up to E-size color prints and scans in a tight footprint. HP extends its Designjet line of workgroup large-format ...
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HP unveils new workstation line-up
A refresh for the deskside, a svelte new line of notebooks, new high-end monitors, and Thunderbolt I/O. HP intends to stay on ...
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New workstations arrive to take advantage of Ivy Bridge-EP
Dell, HP, and Fujitsu are ready on Day One with new workstations; Lenovo and Apple will be along shortly. [Editor’s ...
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HP new graphics blade server to support Nvidia GRID
The “Blade Workstation” given a broader role to play in remote graphics By Alex Herrera HP recently announced it was ...
