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Opinion: Kin’s demise a warning for Nokia »

Opinion: Kin’s demise a warning for Nokia

Microsoft's attempt to juggle two mobile platforms - the Kin and Windows Mobile - failed this week with the merging of the former into the latter. The sooner Nokia realises it needs to do the same the better says Adam Maguire. When Microsoft unveiled the Kin in April of this year a lot of people asked how it fit into the upcoming launch of ...Read On »

Feature: Demise of the desktop »

Feature: Demise of the desktop

Desktop computers are being squeezed out of homes and workplaces by laptops – but they can survive as a niche player, writes Adam Maguire. As an increasingly rare sight on retailers’ shelves, in people’s homes and even around the office, it is clear that the desktop computer is dying. So what is driving the demise of this once ...Read On »

Microsoft reveal tablet-friendly OS »

Microsoft reveal tablet-friendly OS

Microsoft has released a tech preview of its latest 'compact' operating system which is shaping up to be its answer to the emerging tablet market. While also in the running for least catchy title of the year, Microsoft's Windows Embedded Compact 7 OS is specifically designed for dedicated consumer devices. This might take the form of an ...Read On »

Buying ink cartridges is no longer a black-and-white »

Buying ink cartridges is no longer a black-and-white issue

With cheaper options now available, printer firms have to justify the high cost of cartridges, writes Adam Maguire. STAFF AT HP are quick to list interesting facts and figures about the company’s print technology, and they do so with a certain sense of pride. An ink cartridge’s nozzle is one-third of the width of a human hair, for ...Read On »

Opinion: HP show they are tuned in to tablets »

Opinion: HP show they are tuned in to tablets

Recent manoeuvres by HP has shown it understands the burgeoning tablet market better than Microsoft currently does, says Adam Maguire. It was with great fanfare that Steve Ballmer took to the stage at CES this year to unveil the HP Slate, or at least that is how he is likely to recount the story. In reality the big reveal of the ...Read On »

Opinion: Marketing is Apple’s real killer app »

Opinion: Marketing is Apple’s real killer app

Forget about the iPad; the most impressive thing on show at Apple's recent press conference was its mastery of marketing, says Adam Maguire. About a month ago Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas for the event's opening keynote. During his speech Ballmer unveiled the Slate, a tablet ...Read On »

HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 review »

HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 review

The HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 is a great printer for any small office or home user but its lack of scanning abilities takes the shine off even if it does save on space. It is easy to assume that one printer is as good as the other when you are looking at them in the shop but the minor flaw that is apparent at first soon becomes a massive ...Read On »

HP MiniNote 2133 review »

HP MiniNote 2133 review

HP’s MiniNote ticks all the boxes when it comes to specs, style and size but a number of irritating design flaws stop the machine from being the perfect purchase. With its brushed aluminium casing HP’s inaugural entry to the sub-laptop market certainly gives the impression of being more substantial than its sometimes flimsy rivals, ...Read On »