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Apple has upgraded its all-in-one iMac line of desktop computers using the latest-generation chips from Intel Corp and better graphics aiming to gain more share in the PC market.

The iMac, starts at $1,199 for a model with a 21.5-inch screen, while the 27-inch version starts at $1,699. The new iMacs are available today.

As it became known, IBM started a long-awaited upgrade to a range of its servers and other hardware targeting to make them more energy-efficient. This move will let IBM production to be more competitive than rival HP and Sun Microsystems products.

According to, International Business Machines Corp Monday report, the new POWER7 system, including new microprocessors, storage and middleware, will be able to process more data than its predecessor POWER6, making them useful for utilities with electrical grids or banks conducting electronic trading.

According to market research from ChangeWave due to the new Microsoft’s OS, companies started buying more PCs, while home run with Windows 7 has also surged.

As Facebook, that has already exceeded 350 million users level, plans to turn to its upgrade security system, it ordered its subscribers to sort out their privacy settings as soon as possible.

Thus, the company revamped the site, adding many of users asked for, for instance, the ability to control who sees each individual piece of content you create or upload. Facebook promised its new Publisher Privacy Control would allow users to set a privacy setting for each piece on content they create.