OUT OF OFFICE THE IT CROWD THIS MONTH: Anniversaries, time capsules and giant bananas... VIP CELEBRATIONS
VIP Computers has celebrated its 20th Anniversary with a dinner at the Manchester Radisson Edwardian Hotel, attended by VIP staff and vendors including Microsoft, Asus, Nvidia and AMD. Meanwhile, VIP product manager Mark Lynch raised £450 for Alder Hey Children's Hospital by completing the Puma HellRunner, a charity run up hills and through mud and water.
Over 150 people
VIP’s Mark Lynch after the HellRunner
attended VIP’s dinner
TIME TRAVELLERS
StarTech.com has buried a time capsule in Canada, as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations. Inside the capsule, which is to be retrieved in 2035, are examples of current technology such as USB cards, computer cables and adaptors. StarTech also unveiled its new logo at the London, Ontario, Chamber of Commerce’s 2010 Large Business of the Year event.
Above (left - right): Startech president and CEO Paul Seed, London (Ontario) Mayor Anne Marie DeCicco, StarTech vice chairman Ken Kalopsis
OH MY COD!
Student Imran Chowdhury of Manor Park, East London, was officially named the first person in line for Call of Duty: Black Ops outside HMV's flagship Oxford Street store. Chowdhury began queuing at 11am - 13 hours before the midnight release - and was rewarded for his troubles with a free copy of the exclusive Prestige Edition of the game.
Left: Imran Chowdhury collects his limited edition prize
just finished @kevinkelly's new book : 'what technology wants' - we dont have much hope against the machines.... anyone else read it?
Digital champion Martha Lane Fox
@Marthalanefox 112 PCR December
Love Black Friday. Though it is not accurate, our business is profitable year round.I love the energy created with customers & employees,
Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn
@BBYCEO
www.pcr-online.biz
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