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Logitech recently unveiled a groundbreaking keyboard design that is a significant evolution of the familiar straight keyboard.

The Equal Employment Opportunities Trust (EEO T) and Auckland Chamber of Commerce have hosted a symposium on the benefits of diversity in the workplace.

Business Objects eyes APAC growth, seeking to have the region contribute 15% to its global revenue by 2009 through strategic partnerships.

HP launches 2007 Partner Program, offering comprehensive support and development for Registered Resellers aiming for growth.

Experian's QAS launches NZ QuickAddress Batch, slashing mail return costs of up to USD $25 per item by enhancing address accuracy and data management.

Kingston revamps its partner program in NZ and Aus, offering resellers and end-users enhanced support, warranty, and technical services.

IBM's 2007 Partner Programme targets ANZ's SMB market, enhancing value for partners with new initiatives, free training, and a NZ $1 million co-marketing boost.

Secure Computing's new SnapGear with TrustedSource, launching in New Zealand, offers SMBs enterprise-level security, blocking threats while reducing costs.

In July, Quicken New Zealand awarded Verna Woods, director of Quick Training in Tauranga, its prestigious Consultant of the Year by Quicken NZ.

Mark Dasent, general manager for Renaissance Brands, is on a crusade to change channel partners' perceptions of the NEC brand.

Sony's SingStar continues to entertain with Pop Hits, '90s anthems, and Rock Ballads for PS2, blending fun and nostalgia at every party.

Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 finally returns to its origins on the PC, if not slightly delayed from its appearance on the 360.

Lost Planet leaps from Xbox 360 to PC, bringing its anime-styled battles and stunning visuals to Steam, albeit with a few hitches.

Tony Hawk's latest PS2 venture pivots towards racing, leaving fans divided. Downhill Jam swaps tricks for speed, challenging the franchise's legacy.

The Flatout game series is one of the most undervalued in its genre, often overshadowed by EA's blockbuster Burnout franchise.

The World War II shooting-action genre has blown up to gargantuan proportions since we heralded 3D graphics that were able to do history justice.

Suffice to say there's a more than a little bit of deja-vu when approaching Sega's Alien Syndrome title for the PSP.

World War II strategy games are available in abundance, an aside from Company of Heroes, generally do little to set themselves apart from the rest of the crowd.

A repulsive hunk of purple goo with a suitably hideous name - Mawgu - is threatening the entire Nickelodeon universe as we know it.

Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition revives the horror with motion control precision, offering the definitive fight against a diabolical cult.