Rob Enderle

Major worldwide economic problems often speed up transitions as models that are failing are forced to fail more quickly, and emerging models that have

I’ve been reading some of the coverage of the Vista Capable Lawsuit. Litigation often reveals correspondence between parties that showcases how

I’ve been taking some long hard looks at the next generation laptops from Apple, Lenovo, and Toshiba. The Toshiba R500 was an amazing product, very

It has been awhile since I’ve seen so much anticipation for a new operating system from anyone. In the Windows space Windows 95 was the product that

I’ve been watching Product Red with some fascination of late and this week they picked up Microsoft and Dell. Product Red, you may have heard, is a

Part of the problem with CES is there is so much going on that figuring out what the big messages are just isn’t very easy. With announcement coming

This is a holiday week for most of you so I want to keep it light and fun. Let’s talk about the products that defined 2007. I’ll start with the offering

I was at the Cisco analyst event this week and, if you’ve never been to one of these things, they’re kind of a love fest between a vendor and

As we wrap up 2007 there have been some potentially wide ranging events, and what should be some lasting lessons. For the next several weeks I’ll

After years of suggesting the big PC companies learn critical skills from Apple, it is finally happening. Both HP and Dell have been bringing on board

With the launch of Leopard we’re all doing our regular “if Apple wins, Microsoft loses” traditional dance, but this time the product and

Well, in the enterprise the votes appear to be in and the winner is – drum roll please – Windows XP SP3. And I can say that before