Dell extends Latitude notebook range

Dell's new value notebook, the Latitude 100L, is aimed at small and medium sized businesses. Weighing a rather hefty 3.25kg, the Latitude 100L can run on an Intel Celeron (up to 2. ...more

Zen Internet cuts prices

Zen Internet is cutting the price of its broadband offerings with free activation across all its services. The cut follow's BT's recent reduction of the ADSL wholesale price, despite predictions that this would not be passed on to end users. The new prices are as follows: ZenADSL Home (512Kbps) ?23. ...more

IDF Fall 2003: Intel backs the renaissance of radio

'Before I retire I want Intel technology to touch every person in the world every minute of every day.' This was the startling statement from the closing IDF keynote of Pat Gelsinger, Intel's chief technology officer. Gelsinger had been talking about Intel's drive to make wireless networking ubiquitous by integrating radios into every processor it shipped. ...more

Independent music labels sign up for MySpace

Merlin, a new agency representing the independent music sector, will allow its labels' music to be sold from websites such as MySpace. This has been achieved through a deal with digital music company Snocap. The group announced the deal at the annual MidemNet music conference in Cannes, saying it would allow thousands of independent labels across the world to sell digital downloads of their music from their MySpace pages and other sites. ...more

PlusNet acquires Metronet

PlusNet has acquired Parbin, owner of Metronet, for ?1.7mn. Metronet currently has more than 16,000 broadband subscribers who recently voted it to the top of a Which? customer satisfaction poll. ...more