Best Case for Your PC Build: 8 New Chassis Tested & Rated Posted 06/13/2011 at 12:12pm | by Nathan Edwards and Alan Fackler 15 
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When you’re outfitting a new computer, it can be tempting to just buy the cheapest no-name case you can find, slap your new parts into it, and call it a day. While that might have been a valid choice in ye olde beige days—heck, early Dream Machine builds didn’t even list the case—it’s not one we’d recommend today. Ent
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AMD, Intel and Microsoft have all presented quarter reports that were well above analyst epectations. Despite the depressed mood in the economy, there are tremendous growth and record profits. Yet, as so often, the devil is in the detail.
Those who dominated the past three decades reveal weaknesses in markets that have made Apple the most profitable IT company. Should we make plans for the funeral of the PC?
The impression is certainly there. Microsoft had record revenue thanks to its Office business, server software and the bo 360. Windows, however, suffered from the third consecutive quarterly revenue decline.
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Chelmsford instrumentation company Brooks Automation Inc. has closed on a purchase of Nexus Biosystems Inc. of Poway, Calif., in a cash deal worth $79 million.
According to a release from Brooks (Nasdaq: BRKS), Nexus makes automated compound and sample management solutions for life sciences companies. In addition to the $79 million, the company paid approximately $6.7 million for the value of the unrestricted cash held by Nexus at closing.
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Today’s deal of the day takes 10% off any ThinkPad (including the Edge models that normally only get 5%) and gives you a free upgrade to 4GB RAM.
You can check out the list of what each model starts at with the discount and don’t forget the 4GB RAM upgrade is an $80 value. Thi
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