HardwareLearn-Fast Guide: Get Up to Speed on Green IT

(Source: Computerworld) Whether it's in the front office or the server room, green thinking can save energy, trees and money. From the Editorial Staff at Computerworld, here's the latest thinking on greening your operations.

HardwareGoing green beneath the hard court at the U.S. Open

IBM is taking "green IT" to the U.S. Open, using energy-efficient p6 550 servers that reduce energy use while supporting higher traffic at the USOpen.org Web site.

HardwareIntel buys mobile Linux developer OpenedHand

The companies will develop the Moblin Software Platform, the optimized software stack for Intel Atom processors.

HardwareCooler Master Cosmos S

It has been six years since Cooler Master first introduced their gigantic Stacker case. This was by no means the first full-tower case on the market, since companies like Chieftec (and plenty of others) have been selling them for ages, but it did spark the beginning of enthusiast hype for such cases. I lived in Taiwan at the time and provided a review of the...

HardwareFemale Readership: Why It's So Low, and How Can We Change That?

You know what? We are severely lacking in female perspective here at AnandTech. Yes we do have some female readers. But we don't have as many as we would like, and no we do not believe the stuff we talk about here is inherently gender biased. While we do provide information that we believe is as accurate and informative as we can, perhaps there is a reason we...

HardwareCisco buys into e-mail with $215M PostPath acquisition

Cisco plans to add PostPath's e-mail and calendaring capabilities to its on-demand Web Ex Connect collaboration platform.

HardwareHardware Flaw Caused Netflix Shipping Woes

Netflix has identified a faulty hardware component as the culprit of a days-long technical outage earlier this month that crippled the company's movie distribution operation.

HardwareIRobot gets $200M Army pact to supply robots, spare parts

IRobot Corp. has won a $200 million contract to build robots and spare parts for the U.S. Army.

HardwareReview: Apricorn 160GB Aegis Mini hard drive -- small but pricey

Apricon's new Mini external drive lets you tote around 160GB in a shirt pocket with no need for a power brick, but its small size is matched by a large price.

HardwareGaming Laptop Roundup

(Updated) We have several gaming notebooks in our labs for testing. If you're dying to ditch your aging desktop and start taking a notebook to LAN parties, we might have a solution....