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    By Husain Sumra

    | 9:00AM 11/25/2010
    Being a student is financially tough. Not only do students have to worry about paying for food, room, gas and tuition, but they have to worry about paying for technology. Students need to figure out how to buy the technology they need because tech has become as essential to them as pens and paper...

    By Danny King

    | 7:58PM 11/22/2010
    Hewlett-Packard'sfiscal fourth-quarter profit rose 5.2% as the world's biggest computer maker saw increased demand for high-margin products such as servers and networking and storage equipment that offset lackluster consumer demand for PCs.

    By Josh Smith

    | 4:00PM 11/09/2010
    Black Friday is known for deep discounts on big ticket items like computers and HDTVs as well as major home appliances. If you're considering buying a Black Friday laptop or appliance, make sure you know what restocking fees retailers charge in case your Black Friday deal turns out to be a...

    By The Associated Press

    | 10:15PM 11/08/2010
    Oracle CEO Larry Ellison testified that rival SAP owes his company $4 billion for stealing intellectual property. SAP has admitted that its now-defunct subsidiary, TomorrowNow, stole customer-support documents from Oracle -- but contends that it only owes about $40 million.

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 10:00PM 11/04/2010
    The launch of Microsoft's long-anticipated motion-sensing video game, Kinect for Xbox 360, has heated the debate about whether facial-recognition software may be racist. A GameSpot review found the game didn't recognize dark-skinned players as well as light-skinned ones. How does this happen?

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 7:00PM 11/02/2010
    After Hewlett-Packard outbid Dell for cloud-computing company 3Par in September, Dell has moved on to a new -- and this time, seemingly painless -- acquisition target: Boomi. The company has developed software to more easily move data from the cloud to customers' computers.

    By Danny King

    | 4:15PM 10/22/2010
    Hewlett-Packard Corp. on Friday began selling its own tablet-style personal computer, marking the computer-making giant's entry into a rapidly-growing market dominated by Apple Inc.'s iPad.

    By Hugh Collins

    | 7:27AM 10/06/2010
    Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) will enter the smartphone market in early 2011 using the webOS software it acquired as part of its $1.2 billion purchase of Palm. "You will see us coming early next year with new phones," Senior Vice President Eric Cador said, according to Reuters. Sponsored Links Candor...

    By Hugh Collins

    | 6:32AM 9/29/2010
    Late Tuesday, PC maker Hewlett-Packard forecast a healthy growth in earnings and sales for fiscal 2011, as the company expands into consulting and computer security services. But the company remained mum on who will fill its CEO slot.

    By Josh Smith

    | 9:00AM 9/27/2010
    Solving technical issues on your computer can be pricey if your warranty has expired, you've been downed by a virus or one of the accessories is on the blink. But on September 28, Hewlett Packard will host HP Expert Day, allowing frustrated computer owners to solve all those annoying glitches and...