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 Gateway has given its FX, SX and DX desktop lines a refresh, adding Intel"s new Core i5 and Core i3 chips under the hood and a sleek new finish on the outside. Gateway has updated its FX line of gaming PCs, its DX line of multimedia machines and its small form factor SX line. The DX and SX both boast a Intel Core i5 and i3 CPUs (respectively), and Gateway has given FX and DX lines the option for Blu-ray drives. The FX also packs a new modernized chassis with lighting accents. Packing Intel"s Core i7, ATI"s Radeon HD 5850, 16GB of RAM, a 1.5TB SATA HDD, 16X DVD drive, and a Blu-ray drive the FX will set you back around $1,700.00.
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When an Organization"s Natural Workflow Conflicts with the Design of its Software Systems, Frustration and Hidden Costs Abound SPOKANE VALLEY, WA, January 21, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The work life of many modern professionals is often intimately tied to their company"s choice of enterprise software. Proper record-keeping requires that each significant action taken by an organization be backed up by an entry in its database. The quality and design of the tools used to make those entries thus becomes an issue of central importance both for individual workers and for organizations as a whole. Poorly designed systems can make a person"s job frustrating and cumbersome, even to the point of affecting job satisfaction.
In Microsoft Great Plains Dynamics GP you have Integration Manager and with the addition of large number of new eConnect based connectors in Dynamics GP version 10.0 NAPERVILLE, IL, January 18, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- In Microsoft Great Plains Dynamics GP you have Integration Manager and with the addition of large number of new eConnect based connectors in Dynamics GP version 10.0 - you, as Great Plains user, programmer or consultant can now do really wonderful integrations, however there are always certain restrictions and we would like to review simple work around - Great Plains Macros. This small publication is not intended to be technical instructions, it is rather highlights: 1. If integration Manager doesn"t have destination connector.
Netbooks are still hot. Are netbooks just a fad? Not according to the latest sales figure breakdowns from DisplaySearch. In fact, it netbook growth nearly doubled that of notebooks. In Q2 2009, the total notebook PC market (both netbooks and full sized laptops) posted strong sales past the 38 million mark. The netbook market was particularly strong, growing 40 percent over the previous quarter, nearly doubling the still-impressive 22 percent growth rate of notebooks. Netbooks were notably more popular than notebooks in Latin America and Greater China, likely thanks to lower prices making them more affordable to these emerging markets.