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You can't build a green PC without a green motherboard, and the Test Center looks to see of Asus' latest offering fits the bill.

The Test Center looks at Nokia's latest e-mail-centric phone.

Aten offers a solution that lets more than one person make a presentation from the same source. The Test Center takes a look to see if it delivers real value.

The Test Center examines the Pansonic PT-F200U projector, to see how it rates.

The Test Center's look at the Acer Aspire Gemstone Blue might be summed up in a word: Wow.

The new BenQ MP730 is a high-definition projector at a low-definition price.

Is Nokia's N95 a phone with a camera, a camera with a phone, or a media player that lets you stream video calls? The Test Center examines the device to see what gives.

BenQ is coming to the channel with a series of new products, and the Test Center gives them a look to see how they hold up.

People in vertical markets who demand a truly mobile, full-function PC can often find themselves hitting the wall.

Of all the major segments in IT, the printer space remains one of the most expansive and competitive. While consolidation in the software and PC spaces has continued apace over the past year, the printer industry is as broad as ever—and choices remain as complex when it comes to color printing.

An increasing number of service and commercial businesses have been trying to use tablets to boost productivity and workflow. Motion Computing introduces the F5 for the vertical market.

If the Tablet PC segment is poised for growth, DT Research wants a piece of it with its new products. The Test Center looks at one of them to see how it fits in.

With its bright Hi-Definition display, multiple installation possibilities, and network remote options, NEC's new NP3151W projector is equally capable in both the board room as well as the home theater.

The Test Center pits quad-core chips from Intel and AMD against each other, to see how each performs in a head-to-head matchup.

Panasonic's new scanner is billed as a high-end office device, and the Test Center checks to see how much of a workhorse it might be.

AMD is hoping its latest processor can hit a sweet spot in the market at those needing more than dual-core performance but with a less-than-quad-core budget. The Test Center reviews the latest tri-core Phenom from AMD to see how it holds up.

Mac users itching to burn those downloaded movies on to Blu-ray can now do so with a click of a mouse.

Lenovo is pitching one of its newest ThinkCentres as its most energy-efficient, quietest PCs yet. The Test Center takes a look to see if that's accurate.

Test Center tests the AdderView CATx 1000, a compact multi-platform KVM unveiled at Interop Las Vegas.

A good uninterruptible power supply is like a plumbing system: When it's working, there's nothing to worry about. If it breaks, there's a mess to mop up.

Dell is still attempting to rebound from a long slump that knocked it from Number 1 in the market to Number 2. The Test Center looks at whether the Vostro, its entry in the SMB space, will help or hurt its efforts.

The Test Center takes a look at the Research In Motion Blackberry Pearl 8120, and finds some developments that may be worth VAR interest.

The Test Center evaluated the TLP-WX2200U Mobile Projector from Tokyo-based Toshiba and found it to be a well-rounded unit.

Lenovo garnered worldwide headlines with its higher-end, ThinkPad X300. The Test Center now looks at the value end of its product line, and reviews the Lenovo 3000 N200.

Lenovo's higher-end desktop lineup will be adding support for Windows XP Pro. The Test Center looks at one of the desktops, the ThinkStation S10, to see how it rates.

HP aims its newest notebook - not an UMPC - squarely towards the K-12 market. It plays well as a secondary business laptop, too.

The Test Center takes a look at four smartphones VARs may want to consider when mapping a mobile strategy with their customers.

AMD's new Phenom Quad-Core "Black Edition" was built with the overclockers among us in mind. The Test Center takes a look to see how far it can go.

Intel's latest Xeon processors claim a measurable performance boost over earlier versions of the server CPU, but without consuming any more power. The Test Center checks it out.

The Test Center recently took a look at Eastman Kodak Co.'s ScanMate i1120 scanner and spent a few days putting it through its paces.

Samsung is seeking to expand its channel footprint in the color laser printer segment, and the Test Center looks at its CLP-610ND offering in that space.

LCD manufacturers continue to expand their product portfolios, as the "sweet spot" in the monitor space continues to move from the 17-inch-to-19-inch arena to the 20-to-22-inch part of the spectrum. The Test Center takes a look at four printers of 22 inches and larger that VARs may want to consider.

Apple's MacBook Air has gotten more attention than most notebooks usually do, and the Test Center has taken a look to see if it's worth the hype.

The Test Center reviews DT Research's all-in-one digital signage solution.

Ricoh is billing its 500SE bar-code camera as a time-saving enterprise mobility solution. The Test Center takes a look.

GammaTech is bringing to the channel the Durabook, a tough notebook that might gun for some of the market share owned by leaders like Panasonic. The Test Center takes a look at how it holds up.

The Test Center put the chipset through its paces and found little it couldn't do.

Lenovo has joined rival Dell in providing pre-loaded Linux on notebooks. The Test Center examines the ThinkPad T61 pre-loaded with SLED 10 to see whether it's ready for prime time.

Kodak is launching a new scanning and imaging product for the commercial space. The CMP Channel Test Center gives it a look.

While tier-one vendors continue to duke it out over whose blade servers are the most quiet, most powerful and most effective, San Jose, Calif.-based Super Micro Computer Inc. is making a powerful case for its own blade offering to be considered among the industry leaders.

Smaller and cheaper, but easier and more powerful: That's the mantra in IT for everything from servers and PCs to printers and monitors. Projectors are no different, even though sensitive pieces of technology and science, like lenses and light, are to a large degree impervious to theories like Moore's Law.

Lenovo is touting its ThinkPad X300 notebook as an ultra-slim laptop with no compromises. CMP Channel Test Center takes a look in this review.

Toshiba is shipping its latest notebook-tablet convertible, the M700, and the CMP Channel Test Center takes a look.

Today's quad-core servers are powerful enough to run the most complex applications available. In some ways the days of bloated code are back, but execution time is less noticeable due to these multicore chips.

When Intel Corp. President and CEO Paul Otellini tells the crowd at the Consumer Electronics Show that ultramobile PCs (UMPCs) are going to spearhead "the largest opportunity to redefine consumer electronics and entertainment since the introduction of the television," solution providers have to stand up and take notice.

Panasonic's new business rugged device has a tough act to follow. CMP Channel Test Center takes a look to see how it holds up.

Any questions that may have existed about the ability of Nvidia Corp.'s SLI chipset to work well with Intel Corp.'s 45nm processors can be put to rest.

Following Dell's closure of its EqualLogic purchase, and while channel questions remain, CMP Channel Test Center looks in close at its technology.

Regardless of the data center's size or the kind of applications being delivered, networking environments always have room for yet another powerful switch with security features. Whether it's for an SMB, a larger enterprise or an MSP, a cost-effective core-switching product is an invaluable piece of equipment.

CMP Channel Test Center evaluates the new Intel Modular Server. Is it what the channel needs for the small and midsized business market?

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