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Manufacturers brought the industry radical new ways to build PCs in 2008. Here are some of the coolest components we came across in 2008.
From gaming to business, retail to commercial, Wi-Fi to WiMAX, 2008 was the most cutting-edge year ever in the history of mobile computing.
From iPhones to BlackBerrys, 2008 saw the emergence of touch-screen titans, the first LG smartphone to hit the U.S. and the first device based on Google Android. Here are the 10 coolest smartphones that hit the market in 2008.
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The Best (And Worst) Channel
Stocks Of 2008

Here are the year's 10 best (and worst) stocks for eight distributors, plus two direct marketers, which often serve as product suppliers for VARs.
Microsoft Opens Door On Windows 7 Downloads
Microsoft has thrown open the door to unlimited downloads of Windows 7 Beta 1 until Jan. 24, after its servers were hammered late last week by the Windows-hungry masses.
Satyam Scandal Casts Shadow On Indian Outsourcing
The company is locally being referred to as the 'Indian Enron,' according to reports.
20 Of The Weirdest, Wackiest Sights
From CES 2009

The Consumer Electronics Show is normally quite a crowded scene, but the economic situation has had a somewhat dampening influence this year. Still, it wouldn't be CES without bizarre sights and mind-boggling products, and in that regard, CES 2009 didn't disappoint.
Dell Promotes Davis To Global Channel Chief
Until now, Dell has been operating without a global channel chief, even though it has channel partners around the world.
Microsoft Invests In Touch-Screen Startup
Riding on the Microsoft deal and other OEM contracts, startup N-trig predicts that the mouse will eventually become obsolete.
McAfee's Channel Chief Out
Dave Dickison's hasty exit from McAfee is indicative of a larger company trend of rapid turnover and attrition in recent months, partners say.

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The Test Center got a pre-release unit of AMD's X4 940 processor and ran it through our standard tests to see how it stands up.
A look at Lenovo's K210 consumer desktop -- a PC with spunk.
System builders looking to take the heat off their top performing offerings will be pleased with CoolIT's advanced liquid cooling system.
Palm strives to remain relevant with its latest smartphone, the Treo Pro.
GammaTech continues to aim for some of Toughbook's market share with its latest Durabook model.
The Test Center takes a look at Lenovo's debut in the server space.

BLOGS

CES 2009 didn't have the level of glitzy excitement of past shows, but there was still plenty of intrigue, and we look at aspects of the event that left the most lasting impressions.
A national safety group is urging businesses and state government to ban cell phone use while driving, regardless of whether a hands free device is in play.
The mobile world originally thought AT&T might pass on the BlackBeryy Curve 8900, mainly because it lacked high-speed 3G connectivity.
McAfee desktop security software and Windows 7 beta aren't playing well together.
Mexican retail and media tycoon Ricardo Salinas Pliego is reportedly one of the interested parties.
Congressional Democrats also support the idea of pushing back the DTV transition from its current deadline.
In February, we'll recognize the top vendor Channel Chiefs and Distribution Chiefs in the industry, in our free directory in print and online. To nominate an executive, apply now: Apply For Channel Chiefs Apply For Distribution Chiefs Entries close January...

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Open source applications continue to evolve into viable alternatives to proprietary applications. Here's a look at the 10 coolest open source products we saw this year.
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is normally quite a crowded scene, but the economic situation has had a somewhat dampening influence on this year's event. Still, it wouldn't be CES without bizarre sights and mind-boggling products, and in that regard, CES 2009 definitely didn't disappoint.
Here are the year's 10 best (and worst) stocks for eight distributors, plus two direct marketers, which often serve as product suppliers for VARs.
The average VARBusiness 500's company's stock fell 48.5 percent. But some fell further.
With CES 2009 kicking off this week, ChannelWeb is giving you a sneak peek at a host of hot products that will make waves at the Consumer Electronics Showcase. From the strange to the necessary, here are 25 products you shouldn't miss at the show.
Without Apple and a Jobs keynote and the latest, greatest gadget, the 2009 Macworld Conference & Expo might have been a disappointment to some. But those die-hard, glass-half-full Mac enthusiasts persevered, and had a little fun in the process. Here are a few scenes from the show floor.
There were plenty of high-powered movers and shakers that made a big impact on the channel in 2008. Here's a look at who made our list of the 25 most influential.
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With new sophisticated malware, the plummeting economy and the onslaught of cybercrime organizations, the security landscape is going to be anything but dull in 2009. Here are a few of our own predictions to prepare you for what lies ahead.
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The economic downturn is hurting many businesses, but not the amount of data they have to collect and store, and that means solution providers will shift in 2009 to smaller vendors, virtualization and storage-as-a-service.
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