It’s a great strategy that should pay off well for HP.
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90: The Battle Of Three Conferences
Lots of innovations announced this week at three separate conferences. Competition is heating up around the tech space, and we love it.
At Apple’s WWDC, they unveil OS X Mavericks and iOS 7 – both look awesome for Apple fanboys like ourselves. At E3, Sony wins by keeping used games like normal and undercutting Microsoft’s XBone by $100. Matthew keeps the faith alive for Nintendo. Finally, James reviews HP’s Discover conference. HP wants to be the back-end system to house and serve data for new hardware like tablets and wearables.
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