UK - National Health Service Eloctronic Records Project Dealt a New Blow

Another Fine Mess"Plans to computerise the NHS in England could face further delays after a contract with a key supplier was terminated, the BBC has learned.The IT programme, which is already four years late, will create a single electronic records system for patients.But...

SMART alliance launched by Navini, Beceem, Fujitsu, Runcom

""The capacity and coverage benefits of combining Beamforming with MIMO are very compelling offering up to double the capacity with twice the coverage of non-beamformed systems," said Sai Subramanian, Navini's vice president of Product Management. "This Alliance ensures broad...

Fujitsu and Naivini demonstrate beamformed mobile wimax (TM)

"The demonstration, the first in the industry between two different vendors, took place in Navini's test facility in Richardson, Texas, using Navini's Ripwave(R) MX8 base station running Mobile WiMAX software and a CPE reference design prototype based on the Fujitsu MB86K21...

Numbers swell in Sony battery recall

"Toshiba, Fujitsu and Dell recalled more Sony-made laptop batteries Friday, swelling the number of units involved in the massive global recall to more than seven million. Early Friday, Sony Corp. formally asked manufacturers using its problem batteries to carry out a...

More Laptop Battery Recalls

"Toshiba and Fujitsu are forced to join Dell in the recall for Sony battery packs, bringing the tally to about 7 million worldwide TOKYO — The Japanese electronics makers Toshiba and Fujitsu are recalling batteries made by Sony for their laptop computers while personal...

Japan PC makers: No Sony battery recall needed

"Fujitsu and other Japanese computer makers said on Thursday that no recall of batteries made by Sony was necessary as their computers were designed to avoid overheating. "We have determined that there is no possibility that any battery trouble could cause smoking or fire in...

Asia Times Online

"Aiming to be among the top five companies in the personal computer and laptop market in India by 2010, Japanese IT major Fujitsu says it had plans to capture about 20% of the market in another four years time. "