Topic: Hardware - Page 37

HP buying Poly, Intel shipping GPUs, record low tech unemployment numbers courtesy of CompTIA, and proof that NOTHING gets between some people and their morning coffee are among the stories we waited until just before the weekend to bring you.

They include what the hardware maker says are the industry’s most powerful 14-inch mobile workstation, the world’s smallest 14-inch 16:10 business PC (pictured), and the first docking station with wireless charging for Qi-enabled smartphones and earbuds.

A significant step beyond the vendor’s roots in unified communications, the new system aims to provide a comprehensive, unified platform for securely, centrally, and simply connecting offices and remote workers across multiple locations.

Chips from AMD, resources from NVIDIA, peer groups ASCII, billing software from Zomentum, and a big fat pay day for a lucky person who’s mom didn’t throw away all his comic books are a few of the stories we’ve just now gotten around to.

It takes all kinds, folks, and you’re welcome to join us at ChannelPro Weekly no matter how much hair you have. Or don’t. Or what color it is.

Designed to make on-demand networking easier for businesses to buy and partners to sell, the eight pre-assembled bundles were among 12 new GreenLake services unveiled today, along with a new management interface and other enhancements.

SkyAMP’s compact devices boost Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals without any power whatsoever.

A new partner program from Microsoft, a new access point from Zyxel, a new partnership between Nerdio and IGEL, and a Florida Man story about a guy asking cops to test the authenticity of his meth are among the stories we’ve finally brought your way.

Some matchups are competitive. Others not so much. And when it comes to bacon versus, well, anything, Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Brian Weiss, of ITECH Solutions, are in lockstep agreement.

Channel pros interested in the smart building vertical will find hotels are looking to improve the customer experience and lower costs.