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Virtualise your servers

Jon Honeyball walks through the three steps to virtualising servers

The bulletproof Dell that costs an arm and a leg

Jon Honeyball is impressed with Dell's rugged laptop range - but he's not so amused by the price

Beware HP's horrendous printer-driver glitch

Jon Honeyball discovers a driver glitch that could mean you can't use your printer with your netbook

Microsoft debuts free Morro antivirus package

Jon Honeyball on why he's feeling quite confident about Microsoft's free antivirus package

Cool servers are coming

Jon Honeyball ponders the next generation of Intel servers and Hummers with supercomputers in the back

The truth about Microsoft Azure - and where your data will be kept

Jon Honeyball gets stuck into the thorny matter of the service level agreements promised by Microsoft's Azure, and exactly where your data will end up

Age of wise foolishness?

Jon Honeyball discusses the good, the bad and the outright ugly from the recent mix09 conference.

Virtual machines, real users

Jon Honeyball keeps up with virtualisation and calls for greener servers, while David Moss continues setting up a course management system.

Windows 7 cleans up

While welcoming the arrival of a virtual windows xp in windows 7, Jon Honeyball still fears that Microsoft isn't being brave enough.

Hyper-V on the move

Jon Honeyball dishes the goss on MMS09 and gives credit where it's due, while David moss finishes setting up a course management system.

All together at VMware

Jon Honeyball returns from VMware Europe 2009 optimistic about the big picture for vmware, and tries not to laugh at other people's desktops.

You SLA me!

Jon Honeyball wonders where in the world his data is stored, and David Moss continues his mission to get a course management system up and running.

Making the cut

Jon Honeyball discusses the future of Microsoft following its revenue upset and reveals his concert pianist roots.

Jon is one of the UK's most respected IT journalists and a contributing editor to PC Pro since it launched in 1994. He specialises in Microsoft technologies, including client/server and office automation applications.