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Computex – Hybrids on high.

          Hybrid devices are likely to be a factor in the take-off of Windows 8. Computex 2013 kicks off Tuesday June 4th in Taipei and here,...

Windows 8 – Adoption by attrition

          Windows 8 will get there in the end. At its London Analyst summit Intel bemoaned the lack of cool designs for the malaise of the...

HPQ Q2 – The Meg diet

            Austerity buys time for a proper strategy to be formed. HPQ posted good Q2 results and guided nicely as the cost cutting plan began...

Intel – Dull, but right

          The floundering challenge of ARM reduces pressure for Intel to do anything radical. Intel has announced the appointment of Brian Krzanich as CEO of Intel...

Hewlett Packard – A brave stab

          Integrating Leap Motion could give HPQ an edge in PCs. HPQ’s decision to integrate Leap Motion’s 3-D motion control into some of its devices offers...

Dell – Don’t be Greedy

          Those holding out for $15 may be disappointed. The exit of Blackstone has little to do with PC forecasts and everything to do with a...

GOOG Q1 / MSFT Q3 – Have and Have not

          Google looks steady while Microsoft continues to chase its own tail. Sift through the details of Google and Microsoft’s earnings announcements and you will see...

HPQ – After a long winter

            Dare I hope that Hewlett Packard is turning the corner?. Hewlett Packard’s response to the message sent by its shareholders at the recent AGM...

Windows on ARM – Blue Phoenix

(RFM will return on Wednesday April 3rd)           Windows RT in its current form looks doomed.  When Samsung pulls its RT products, everyone will and I...

Dell– Not so sweet

          There is no upside in Dell without risk. The “go-shop” period has produced two additional bids, but investors are going to be disappointed with the...