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This was at a time when other companies were selling PCs that had to be soldered together by the user.

It's not a surprising move, even for a company that doubled down on PCs less than a decade ago via its 2002 merger with Compaq Computer.

I wouldn't be surprised if PCs are turning out to be more robust because of a bit of a substitution effect.

This device was a hub. It was at the center of a set of cables that radiated out to the PCs like the spokes on a wheel.

I've been testing a couple of these apps on my iPad, using them to remotely control Windows PCs and Macs at my home and office.

He said it had also reinvigorated demand for new PCs, with many users opting to upgrade their hardware as well as their software.

It's not clear how much the sales of lower-priced PCs are cannibalizing sales of higher-priced ones.

It did work, but like similar mobile programs for controlling PCs, I found it a bit awkward to use.

A Chinese firm will introduce a line of Linux-based ultra-mini PCs (UMPC), one of which is said to be the size of a pack of playing cards.

Both showcase that the best companies to help make an iPad work like a PC in business are those that regularly deploy PCs in businesses.

It is also trying to create a new market segment as it is not intended to replace phones or regular PCs.

Still, fingerprint readers are relatively rare in consumer PCs, so we thought we'd try some out to see how easy and effective they are.

Microsoft Group (grew) at a time when Personal Computers, or PCs, were replacing big mainframe computers as a (the) main computing tools.

Dell, meanwhile, is trying to rebound from shrinking market share in PCs and tightening profit margins.

In other consumer product areas, Acer provided details on several tablet PCs that it had announced in November.

The next step might be for computer-makers to start pushing PCs with Linux rather than Windows installed on them.

I love Remote Desktop because from my laptop or desktop system, I can connect to any of my PCs or servers in my infrastructure.

Health care: Medical staff can use Pocket PCs to have up-to-date patient records when meeting patients in the nursing ward.

Microsoft grew at a time when personal computers, or PCs, were replacing big mainframe computers as the main computing tools.

Others have found a whole new dimension to their PCs after plugging a fast modern to connect to the Internet.

And that vision says that PCs will become a central element of how companies share information inside the company.

The recent news that Dell is going to be offering Windows XP on 6 models of new PCs (again) wasn't surprising to me.

The idle power of Windows PCs can be exploited to help Linux machines running CPU-consumptive program.

Globally, consumers are coming back to PCs, but they are doing so at prices as much as one-fifth lower than even a year ago, analysts say.

The service being discontinued costs $49. 95 a year and covers up to three PCs.

It has infected millions of PCs worldwide, including parts of the French navy and air force and the American air force.

The strength of the sales to businesses was a real highlight for Microsoft, because many companies have resisted buying new PCs.

'While PCs will continue to be much-used devices, ' wrote Dr Dean on A Smarter Planet, 'they're no longer at the leading edge of computing.

Portable PCs in particular were a key driver of that, with most markets in the region beating forecasts.

Not the first or only DOS, but it was the main player for home PCs - like it or loathe it, DOS was the one you used.

Etc. Our experiment hardware consists of a rotary and a linear induction motor with high performance PCs.

We're used to new electronics from PCs to smartphones getting cheaper every year. But now prices are falling across the board.

IDC expects net book sales to decline over the next several years, while sales of media tablets, desktops and portable PCs will all grow.

SOS Online charges $79. 95 a year for 50GB of storage, which includes a license for up to five PCs.

Many of these cheaper PCs come with more memory or faster processors than bargain PCs used to have.

But in passing on our PCs, we need to also take into account an additional cost that is often overlooked or ignored.

Clerks said the PCs were assembled by Cuban companies using parts imported from China.

Advertisements for PCs already tout their meagre energy consumption just as prominently as their number-crunching prowess.

If you could name the next major advance comparable to the Internet and PCs, what would it be?

But like a rowboat in your backyard or a flat-screen TV in a blackout, most of these new PCs suffer when removed from a critical element.

The open nature of PCs allows for companies to experiment with new and innovative hardware and software.

Conversely, it seems unlikely that handsets will ever become as much of a commodity as PCs.

"It will be the fastest uptake of any device in the enterprise ever. Faster than PCs, faster than laptops and faster than smartphones. "

Microsoft attributed some of the decline in Windows revenue to a greater mix of PCs shipped to emerging markets, where prices were lower.

Intel still makes most of its money selling the processor chips at the heart of PCs.

That might have made sense a decade ago, but in today's era of PCs powered by dual- and quad-core CPUs, it doesn't.

Each computing node can be both a master for locally created processes and a slave for processes migrated from other PCs.

He said most of Dell's margin and profit now comes from areas other than PCs. "I don't think people get that. "

This approach can be applied to whatever technology is flavour of the month: Apple has already shifted from PCs to mobile devices.

Therefore, it is possible to fabricate PCs whose band gap range is from the near-infrared to visible wave band.

The system consists of two parts: the recording device carried by patients and the monitoring software installed in PCs of hospitals.

Hewlett-Packard Co , the world's largest PC brand, declined to confirm if it would sell PCs running on the new operating system.

With Asus expecting to sell up to 5m Eee PCs this year, other PC-makers have begun to take notice.

Imagine thousands of desktop PCs running applications with one or two connections to the database.

It shipped 15% more PCs than it did a year ago in mainland China, which accounted for 48% of its sales.

In the PCS technique, the inversion of particle size was the main reason which affected the accuracy of particle measurement.

Certainly you can't ignore the fact that having a lot of PCs out there was part of it.

The main devices in the system are: Drives, PLC , PCs control cabinet, operating workstation, consoles, MCC, operation boxes.

And the server market, the higher performance machines that these PCs networked with, are the fastest growing part of this business.

Notebooks have been relatively high-margin products since the price of desktop PCs was driven down.

Mr. Edling of NBC Universal also said that the 750 or so of the company's employees who have been issued iPads still have PCs.

One prominent feature in the software can allow programs written for PCs or other phones to run on the iPhone.

File servers in large networks also need to be able to provide software updates in a fast manner to multiple client PCs at the same time.

Intel deftly coined the term "netbook, " as a new category of "companion PCs" segregated from its more profitable notebook PC business.

Even more astounding, many of these sales are going to desktop PCs, rather than laptops -- a category many analysts had left for dead.

It also said that Apple would stop using the word "push" in its advertising until Macs and PCs did their syncing nearly instantly.

Linux lovers, let's hear what apps you'd recommend Windows users try out on their newly Linuxed Frankenstein PCs in the comments.

PCs and peripherals are the main stays of our exports to Europe. Computer mouses were an eye-catching item at this year's Hanover fair.

But the big picture item of today remains what HP is no longer doing: making Post-PC devices or even PCs themselves.

Users should be able to access the content across four screen PCs, TVs, mobile phones and tablets.

But overall, Macs are still far less vulnerable to attack than PCs, he said.

Microsoft, for instance, likes to talk instead about a "PC-plus" world in which millions of PCs will still be sold every year.

In another case a computer maker had to agree to buy at least 95% of the chips in its business PCs from Intel to qualify for rebates.

By their nature, they are less likely to cross swords (claws? ) with a group of good-aligned PCs.

Corporate spending on PCs has been a troubled corner of the market.

Toshiba is one of the few companies left that still offers a full complement of Windows-based Tablet PCs.

"The question now is to find out whether the iPad will replace PCs, " says Marc Humbert, head of the Innovation Laboratory.

On an earnings call in May, Mr. Apotheker said H-P was regaining market share in its personal-systems group, which includes PCs.

The competitive interplay between Apple and Google will continue to help smartphone software outpace PCs.

But the device wasn't intended to be a computer replacement; it was meant to complement PCs.

Another point worth noting: The new reprieve doesn't seem to apply to vendors of low-cost PCs or netbooks.

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Lately it has branched out, releasing Android for phones, and its Chrome web-browser and operating system for PCs.

The danger turned out not to be imminent: Microsoft's Windows is still shipped on 97 per cent of all new PCs.

Parallel processing is becoming more asymmetric, thanks to powerful graphics-processing chips being used in desktops and notebook PCs.

Please select which of the following range is the reasonable selling price for a box of new flavor of snowy mooncake (4 pcs in a box)?

Under the new partnership, Acer is to help Founder develop new PCs while using Founder's Chinese content platform for its e-readers.

Get help and answer your computer and gadget questions with thousands of video tutorials for PCs, Macs, and various software applications.

HP's board has thus asked him to "examine all possible options" for what to do with the "personal systems group" , which sells mainly PCs.

In recent months, it has been talking up plans to get its chip designs into PCs and servers as well.

But some industry experts are predicting that within two years tablets could drive sales of higher-end PCs rather than slow it down.

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However, we noticed that many consumer PCs had internal clocks with a different speed, leading to desynchronization.

As such, these two browsers may appeal to a similar set of users who actively seek alternatives to the programs that come with their PCs.

Risk factors have impact on the incidence of PCS, while do not determine the prognosis of patients.

It's been the basis of the entire computer economy -- PCs, mobile phones, Walkmans to iPods. It's changed nearly every aspect of our lives.

He believes that PCs embedded in consumer electronics need be only as fast as the slowest desktop computers on sale at a given time.

Bluetooth has become a defacto standard for wireless connectivity used in mobile phones, PCs, laptops, and may other electronic devices.

Desired control sequences are input to the PCs using a form of PC logic called ladder-diagram programming.

Finally, PCs were big, heavy and unlikely to be moved around, ironically deriving their security from size and isolation.

There's also the potential to make a lot of money because computing power is moving away from PCs and toward servers.

Mainstream Windows PCs have at least three gigabytes.

PLEASE NOTE: PCs, keyboards, and servers are not for individual sale and are sold only as part of a total NCR solution.

Many of the computers used in the attack belonged to innocent Americans whose PCs had been hijacked.

Microsoft grew (a) at time when personal computers, or PCs, were replacing big mainframe computers as the main computing tools.

Like the BIOS load address, these addresses are fairly arbitrary - but they are fixed and standardized for PCs.

To continue to dominate this industry, Intel will have to be inside lower-priced PCs.

Dell forecast lower gross margins in the July quarter due in part to price competition and a mix shift to more consumer PCs.

So I believe Anti Virus products will be used for cleaning infected PCs and HIPS will be used for "protecting" them.

Although Windows still runs 90% of PCs, the fading importance of the PC means that Microsoft is no longer an all-powerful monopolist.

Run off pipes to be connected temporarily for out board scupper(10 pcs in total)during time of painting.

As the market has moved to lower-priced PCs, Cyrix Corporation, an Intel rival, has marked this territory as its own.

Its business has improved over the past year and a half largely on robust consumer spending on discounted PCs.

Even Gartner is convinced that the PCs will once again find a place in the hearts of consumers.

What came to be called webcams are standard issue on PCs, or can be purchased from Bill Gates's favorite company for under $30.

AMD and Intel haven't exactly given up developing processors for desktop PCs and laptops, and with good reason.

The agreement, which takes effect next January for new PCs in the United States and Canada, displaces a similar one H. P. has with Yahoo.

The crowded store in central Havana's Carlos III shopping center is the only outlet in the country now selling the PCs.

It was initially developed to run on Intel x86 PCs, hence the name.

The many licenses available covered the entire United States, allowing major complementarities and substitutes in this market.

Added to the 400 million-plus PCs that will ship that year, and predictions of Microsoft's demise in the next six quarters seem crazy.

Owners of host PCs may not be sanguine about this.

Gateway has been hit hard by a combination of fierce price competition and a sluggish market for PCs in the US.

Instead of buying new and most up to date PCs, they contented themselves with upgrading those they had.

PCs can alert others not to run code that just sickened them, signaling health levels to others.

PCs have keyboards, just like the typewriters that preceded them.

It expects the mass adoption of portable PCs in emerging markets and is introducing lower-power chips for smaller, cheaper machines.

But optimists would like to think Intel's forecast is indicative of continued spending on PCs and servers.

This is not my idea of a good time. I ran into this problem on all the PCs and VMs I tried.

It eliminates the need for a traditional database and automatically splits the work across a server farm of PCs.

It doesn't appear we're going to be mind-melding with our PCs anytime soon, but this certainly marks a small step in that direction.

Ports: Many PCs now come with a port called HDMI, which makes linking to a high-definition TV easy.

Microsoft has had to allow PC manufacturers to continue to sell XP on new PCs, setting a deadline for the last sale at January 31.

It will be aimed first at netbooks (small laptops), but will eventually be able to power fully fledged PCs.

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Today, there are more than one billion copies of the Windows operating system on PCs around the world.

Provoke partners Microsoft and Oracle by threatening to put H-P's own operating software on PCs.

Owing to the high efficiency to generate reactive oxygen species, phthalocyanines(Pcs) have been attended increasingly as photosensitizers.

It will be aimed first at net books (small laptops), but will eventually be able to power fully fledged PCs.

Workstations, Network Architecture, Tablet PCs, PDA EMR Integration, Security, Servers, Backup and Disaster Recovery.

Mr. Apotheker said in a February interview that being in the consumer businesses like PCs gave H-P 'an immense competitive advantage. '

Palm Pilots, PDAs or Pocket PCs, whatever you call them, digital handheld devices are flooding the market in a bid to prop up falling sales.

For decades, sci-fi movies have dreamed of a slate-like computing device replacing traditional PCs.

And while Apple's personal computers were by and large technically superior to Microsoft-based PCs, they were also far more expensive.

Personal Communications Services (PCS) - Two-way, voice and digital, wireless telecommunications system.

Moving this revolution forward are the one billion PCs that are now in use around the world.

Microsoft relied mostly on its bellwethers Windows and Office and naively assumed that PCs would dominate computing forever.

Lenovo explains its weak performance by citing its overreliance on corporate PCs and its weakness in the consumer market.

However, Pocket PCs won't be the only ones with these higher-resolution screens.

Hewlett Packard is working on a variety of tablet PCs, running different operating systems, foreign media reported.

By the time he realized the tech world was quickly shifting from PCs to the Network that connected them, his moves were limited.

Google's goal, they said, is to address shortcomings of PCs - including security problems and lengthy delays while computers boot up.

The bottom line is that PCs were designed to model things that people did already, and they still do a good job of it.

This cloud file system is analogous to a NAS (network addressable storage) unit connected to multiple PCs.

The greater the PCS values of the bar code, the optical properties of the bar code, the better readability is high.

And each production line worker is capable of building the full range of laptops, servers and PCs.

For such applications, dedicated Blade PCs with a hardware graphics solution or a streamed approach are applicable.

Better still for both users and developers, the system will run on everything from PCs to smartphones.

There are hundreds of thousands of users sitting at their PCs right now, gathering information from far-flung reaches of the globe.

You can even create a login script that would add these static entries to your PCs as they boot.

He developed the business model that put the Windows operating system on about ninety percent of the world's one billion PCs.

But in Korea, the only computers are older PCs, and they remain in the computer lab, which is used only once a week for computer class.

Most of today's supercomputers use variants of the microprocessors that Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. popularized in PCs.

Taiwan's companies produce 93% of the world's laptop PCs and a large share of cellphones, flat-panel monitors and semiconductors.

But as the price difference has all but disappeared, consumer preference has tilted toward portable PCs.

Both companies simply systematized the service of building IBM compatible PCs and then sold them as a packaged product.

eboxy - eboxy is an application for building simple user interfaces for entertainment PCs, suitable for use with a remote on a TV screen.

Samsung's display business posted losses for a third consecutive quarter on weak demand for TVs and PCs.

It was controlled by this weird pointing thing-a mouse-not a keyboard like other early PCs.

Each boiler is equipped with2 safety valve( over2 pcs) for relief the pressure due to its over pressure which will keep its safety.

We provide PCs and email facilities to all officers with operational needs to promote electronic communications.

Client computers are mostly ordinary PCs, which have limited internal memory, and their operating rate is low, when running client programs.

Even emerging markets that intuitively would gravitate towards lower priced desktop PCs have shown increased interest in notebooks.

Also, Windows PCs are often priced hundreds of dollars lower than Macs, and offer many more choices. Windows vs.

ATI's XGP technology (eXternal Graphics Platform) is an external graphics solution for notebook PCs.

Maintain the PCs and printers of the company.

A growing number of notebook PCs and computer peripherals are coming to market with built-in fingerprint readers.

He was talking about iOS, but iCloud starts to nibble away at the edges of the traditional file system on Macs and PCs, too.

Maryland's law applies to desktop PCs, laptops and computer monitors but does not include televisions.

Consumer demand for PCs has soared in emerging markets, while it has faltered in developed markets.

September: Meg Whitman, who took over as H-P CEO after Apotheker was pushed out, gave herself some wiggle room to hold onto PCs.

The firm says the average selling price of portable PCs has fallen 6% to $668 from $710 a year ago.

All the PCs are super heroic, ratcheting up the entire power level of the campaign.

Instant pop-up windows containing emergency information and response procedures can appear on PCs, regardless of programs being used.

There are other reasons Japan is the first market to see PCs shrink, some analysts say.

We present an improved paging algorithm for user in his resident LA in PCS networks: resident cell paging strategy.

At first a distributor of foreign computers, it began to assemble PCs under its own brand in 1990.

A programming console is the simplest form of programming device for PCs.

Mr. Osako says the company will unveil new, low-priced mini-PCs for U. S. customers later this year.

Gartner, a research and consulting firm, expects that this year only 3. 8% more laptop and desktop PCs will be shipped than in 2010.

This used spare processing capacity on ordinary PCs to sift through radio-telescope data for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence.

We need the total production cost for all the samples in following quantities: 100 pcs.

Designed as a fresh start for Windows, it attempts to bridge mobile devices, tablets and traditional PCs.

Linux runs on a wide variety of hardware platforms, from huge mainframes to desktop PCs to cell phones.

Although PCs, mobile phones and networks will account for most (56%) of this, emissions from data centres will grow the fastest.

But most of the time these PCs remain idle, wasting significant amounts of energy, he says.

Futuremark Corporation is the leading provider of performance analysis software and services for PCs and smartphones.

Enabling access to her site from mobile phones is also a priority, since they are more widespread than PCs.

They are much more likely to access the internet via mobile devices (which are ubiquitous in the emerging world) rather than PCs.

Proponents claim the diskless NCs are easier and cheaper to maintain than PCs because control over hardware and software is centralized.

PCs, for instance, don't automatically give data about their owners to whichever software applications are installed on the machine.

PCs and software support. Including installation, upgrade, anti virus and troubleshooting.

We are pleased to enclose our catalogue showing various types of PCs for your reference.

But they'll still be PCs underneath, with all the benefits of the universal PC model.

and Quanta Computer, the No. 1 global maker of notebook PCs and a key supplier to Dell (DELL ) and Hewlett-Packard.

"When Chinese exports of those goods like PCs rise, Japanese exports of components to China rise. "

The relationship became particularly lucrative after Windows software helped make PCs a mainstay in homes and companies.

Likely improvements will include plugin support, an option for videos and better support for application syncing across PCs.

Others including Taiwanese rivals Acer and Asustek Computer are moving into smartphones, which tend to offer higher margins than PCs.

Some enthusiasts fill their garages with PCs just to get a shot at being user of the week.

And Lenovo faced these problems when members of the US Congress queried the State Department's purchase of Lenovo PCs.

Shoppers' willingness to spend more on PCs stands out against the falling prices of other electronics.

Sales of new PCs will likely see an uptick in November, when some retailers begin aggressive holiday promotions.

The answer is that there are many backup drives for Windows PCs, and that lots of them work with Macs as well.

nor did Slate PCs, the entertainment-centric devices that got a brief moment of glory when CEO Steve Ballmer introduced them at CES 2010.

The vast majority of Google searches are, of course, done on PCs running Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer.

The PCS uses standard solid-state ACDC converters as well as other filtering and control circuitry.

Online criminals can use programming flaws in browsers to get malware onto PCs in "drive-by" downloads without users ever noticing.

Digital cameras connect directly to printers and high-definition TVs for viewing photos, bypassing PCs altogether.

There's only one company which has consistently managed, for years now, to increase the profit on their PCs and laptops: Apple.

"Free" music can also be bundled with mobile-phone contracts, broadband service, music-players, PCs or even cars.

Gameloft games are also available to players on WiiWare and DS, Microsoft's Xbox LIVE Arcade, Apple's iPod, iTouch and iPhones, and PCs.

Picture: Diagram of a synchronisation setup with two PCs, each with multiple SyncSources.

Attractive as it is, the burning question is whether NCs or thin clients will eventually replace PCs.

The PCS 7 DCS technology, combined with Siemens' project management capabilities, led to the selection.

A: ? Bots (millions of PCs hijacked by hackers to spread spam, malware and other bad things) are the engines that drive everything.

This means that higher-priced PCs with Intel Inside will be a smaller percentage of the market.

It comes as schools encourage pupils to complete more work on PCs and laptops--and store essays on specially designed school websites.

Hey, I work on both PCs and Macs, and I know -- I feel -- the difference.

Its first attempt to launch consumer PCs broke down.

For example, hand-held PCs, there's only a few million sold a year.

but if u goto subway, the only thing u get is just 2 pcs of bread with meat stuffed in it.

Lids of the wheel for K30 of the first order are inappropriate(totally 20 pcs), so sorry to say it is not possible to delivery .

Windows Media Player displays and plays the media Libraries from remote PCs the same way it does for those on a home network.

If you want to connect some PCs or other hardware via wired ethernet, now is the time to hook them up.

He doubts screen-based virtual keyboards will ever replace electromechanical models for desktop PCs and laptops.

Some small form factor computers and home theater PCs designed for quiet and energy-efficient operation boast fan-less designs.

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According to research firm Gartner, sales of tablet PCs are likely to quadruple in the next four years to almost 294m units.

Sync local folder across multiple PCs via cloud storage of your choice.

Although tablet sales projections are extremely promising, Strickland and other tech experts doubt the devices will completely eclipse PCs.

The high-tech industry is concerned about the extra costs and liability exposure that would come from including the software with PCs.

What types of markets are purchasing the set-top boxes, smart phones, lower-priced PCs, and workstations and servers?

This also explains why they launch so much faster than software on PCs.

The sensors connected to the PCS digital input circuits shall be operated in failsafe mode.

New privacy regulations and rampant cybercrime are pushing firms to tighten control of company PCs and smartphones.

Although this example involves only two inputs and two outputs, it is typical of the type of control operation that PCs can achieve.

cell phones: (Wireless telephones are) hand-held phones with built-in antennas, often called cell, mobile, or PCS phones.

And that research forced people to think more deeply about the overall costs of PCs.

Many companies have resisted upgrading their workers' PCs amid lingering fears about the health of their businesses.