With its two newest cases, the Tempest EVO and the Hades, NZXT is covering all its system-builder bases. (At least for those who want solid black, gaming-style cases, that is.) Both are thoroughly black in color, designed to house ATX or microATX motherboards. One is tall, lights up in blue, and loaded with easy expansion opportunities, but a bit more conventional when it comes to looks; the other is smaller, less expensive, outfitted with red LEDs, and a bit more limiting as far as installation goes, but has a more dynamic look and an unexpected feature or two.
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SMART Technologies invests in unified communications to help employees stay connected anywhere
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Global Technology Firm Transforms Collaboration Capabilities
January 15, 2010
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SMART Technologies develops interactive whiteboards and other collaboration tools to improve the communication capabilities of organizations around the world. In business for more than 20 years, SMART has eight global branch offices in addition to its Calgary headquarters.
The company has grown rapidly in the last several years and recently found itself operating out of eight buildings in and around Calgary.
Collaborative Initiative Uses Advanced Technologies to Deliver Better Care With Immersive Doctor-Patient Interactions
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We ring in the New Year with the introduction of some great new power supplies courtesy of Enermax. Enermax has always had a wide selection products ranging from mid- to high-end PSUs in a variety of wattages. Enermax is mostly active in the retail market so they’ve always had a good idea about how to design products that appeal to end-users. They have maintained a stable business in the retail market, especially in Germany. It comes as little surprise that Enermax was one of the fastest companies to introduce high efficiency power supplies to the market, with a lot of new features.
Cisco Innovation Centre to foster increased research and collaboration
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January 15, 2010 – WINNIPEG, Manitoba A joint federal-provincial investment, combined with an endowment from networking technology leader Cisco, will enable the University of Winnipeg’s environmental science program to increase research on “green” technology and expand its collaboration with industry, leading to more business opportunities.
Under the Canada-Manitoba Western Economic Partnership Agreement (WEPA), the Governments of Canada and Manitoba are investing a total of $7 million toward 34 leading-edge research and teaching labs as a core part of the new UWin CREATE (the University of Winnipeg Commercialization Research and Education Alliance for Science, Technology and the Environment).