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The video-conferencing hardware, according to a Cisco spokesperson, will cost less than the room-sized professional telepresence systems the company currently pitches to large corporations.

Apple is planning to use its own chips for its Mac devices, which could replace the Intel chips currently running on its desktop and laptop hardware, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Despite years of trying, still only two percent of the integrated circuits purchased by the DoD are made in the United States, with the majority coming from Asian nations with track records of "unambiguous, deliberate subversions" of computer hardware, according to a White House report.

Operating systems sales generally exceed PC sales because people can install new operating systems on old hardware, according to Jean Bozman, a software analyst at International Data Corp.

Almost unnoticed by consumers, contract manufacturers such as Flextronics, Solectron, SCI, Celestica, Jabil and hundreds of smaller contract firms have taken about 11% of the market for electronics hardware, according to Technology Forecasters, a market-research firm.Technology Forecasters expects this figure almost to double in the next three years.

Last year they spent nearly $29 billion on network hardware, according to J.P. Morgan, an investment bank.

There is still a "decline in hardware" according to HP CFO Cathie Lesjak.

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Amazon might enjoy only very thin to nonexistent margins on its Kindle hardware, according to most industry watchers, but it looks to be cooking up a plan to extend device sales revenue thanks to extended warranties.

Microsoft's DirectX 12 is a huge advance, delivering "a massive improvement in performance on the same hardware" (according to AMD).

Last year, for the first time, companies worldwide spent more on computer services than on hardware, according to International Data Corporation, part of the International Data Group.