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In Pictures: CES 2015’s best business gadgets

CES is a consumer show, but there are plenty of nifty tools for businesses too.

In Pictures: CES 2015’s best business gadgets
In Pictures: Google Chromecast brings Google into your living room

Google has announced the Google Chromecast, a small device that lets you stream online content and sync your phone, tablet or laptop with your TV.

In Pictures: Google Chromecast brings Google into your living room
IN PICTURES: Product showcase at ISS 2013

The Intel Solutions Summit 2013 featured a show-floor housing an abundance of Intel-powered products.

IN PICTURES: Product showcase at ISS 2013
In pictures: The Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook

If you're thinking of buying the cheap Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook, it pays to know what you're getting. Read through this slideshow and you'll know exactly what to expect.

In pictures: The Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook

AMD's notebook PC share soars to an all-time high

Ryzen 4000 helped AMD take some wind out of Intel's sails
Windows 7 end of support boosts device sales but market runway shortens

Device shipments will reach 407.7 million by the end of 2019
Acer to provide PCs and notebooks for NSW schools

Selected for NSW Department of Educations standing offer arrangement
RBA seeks HPE platinum partner for payments platform server deal

HPE infrastructure will power the New Payments Platform
Inside Dell EMC’s $35 billion channel business

Michael Dell endorses partner ecosystem as tech giant's indirect business continues growth trajectory.
Fire concerns prompt HP recall of notebook batteries

Hardware vendor issues global alert following safety concerns.

Is the ASUS X205 Microsoft's Chromebook killer?

Low-priced, lightweight Windows 8.1 device challenges Chromebooks in low-end notebook market.
The slate effect
The right notebook for the right audience

A miner, a doctor, a roving technician and a soldier – what do these professions have in common? Not much.