Over 8 million tablet computers are expected to be sold in 2010.

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Mankind created 150 exabytes (billion gigabytes) of data in 2005. in 2010, it is expected to create 1,200 exabytes.

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Sales of netbooks - small, low-cost notebooks - are 8 times higher in Europe than in the US.

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More than 12,000 laptops are reported missing every week at US airports.

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Sales of mobile phones were 10% lower in the 2nd quarter of 2009 than in the same period last year, but sales of smart-phones were up by nearly 15%.

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China accounts for 48% of Lenovo's worldwide sales.

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17 million people in Britain aged over 15 do not use the internet.

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Shareware, software which requires payments to function properly, only elicits money from 1% of downloaders.

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Corporate email archives are growing by 40% a year.

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Globally, there were 1.58 billion internet users in 2008.

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Greenland has the most connected population: over 92% have internet access.

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210 billion emails per day were sent in 2008.

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Venture capitalists invested more than $3 billion in 163 open source firms between 1997 and 2008.

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The average UK household has 2.4 TVs, 1.6 computers, 2.4 games consoles, 3 mobile phones, and 2.2 MP3 players.

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Only about 18% of the America's 68.5 million broadband households own a webcam.

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A typical Google search on a desktop computer produces about 7g CO2.

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62 trillion spam emails were sent in 2008; the annual energy consumed by spam is equivalent to the energy usage of more than 2 million typical homes.

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Intel today accounts for 82% of global microprocessor revenue and has annual revenues of $37.6 billion.

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HP laptops are 90% recyclable and its printers, at least 70% recyclable.

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The world's data centres are estimated to be responsible for 2% of global carbon dioxide emissions - rounghly the same as air traffic.

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