Buffalo soldiers ahead with first 802.11g client card

Buffalo Technology claims its notebook adaptor is the industry's first to receive certification from the Wi-Fi Alliance. The 802.11g card offers 54Mbits/sec and fits Type II and III PC Card slots. ...more

BBC Beethoven success hoped to revive Classical sales

Classical music enthusiasts are hailing the unexpected popularity of the free Beethoven symphony downloads which the BBC recently made available. The nine symphonies, released in two batches over the space of a fortnight, were downloaded 1.4 million times. ...more

IDF Fall 2003: Winners of Innovative PC Awards revealed

The winners of Intel's Innovative Awards have just been announced here at the IDF Fall 2003. Winners include a PC designed to look like an alien's head, very tough notebooks and an icube Play@TV digital media adapter.. ...more

Borland's new model of Togetherness boosts .Net development

'Bringing affordable modelling to the masses' is Borland's claim for its new programming support tool, Together Edition for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET v2.0. ...more

Apple servers upgraded to dual 800s

Apple's Mac OS X Server hardware configurations have been upgraded, with two dual-800MHz models added to the existing 733 option. The two new servers, effectively modified Power Mac G4s, have two 800MHz processors, each with 256K of level 2 cache and 2MB of level 3 cache, and 256MB RAM. Differentiating the two are a 80GB Ultra ATA hard drive in one - the 'Faster' model and two 36GB Ultra160 SCSI drives in the other, the 'Fastest'. ...more