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First Core 2 Duo Notebook

Australia's first Intel Core 2 Duo Notebook has been unveiled by Pioneer Computers Australia, it claims.

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Yahoo! Email Worm Emerges

A new JavaScript worm targeting Yahoo!'s email program has been found in the wild by Symantec Security Response today.

Archive, Internet

Infocus Gets To Work – Big Time

Infocus today announced its Work Big IN24 ($1350) and IN26 ($1,699) projectors, which it says offer complete presentation solutions. Based on the reliability of Infocus’ award-winning X2 and X3 projectors,...

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Is Toshiba Trying To Buy Its Way Into HD DVD Market?

Toshiba has been accused of trying to buy its way into the HD DVD market by discounting its new HD DVD player.

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Motorola Creams Bluetooth Market

Global sales of wireless Bluetooth headsets for mobile phones rose 153 percent to 33 million units in 2005, representing a wholesale value of $1 billion, and are expected to grow...

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Canon Offers Environment Grants

Canon is offering five product sponsorships, valued at $5000 each, to organisations working on projects that will benefit Australia's natural environment.

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Toshiba Launch HD DVD Notebook But Don’t Rush Out

Toshiba is once again playing second fiddle to Acer after the Company announced a new high end notebook that includes a HD DVD Drive. Acer launched a similar notebook several...

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EMC Spends Another $2.1 Billion

In a move that resembles in reverse the acquisition of storage vendor Veritas by security vendor Symantec, EMC Corporation has announced a definitive agreement to acquire security vendor RSA Security...

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Acer Score Massive Deal

Acer Computer Australia has won the National Australia Bank contract to supply PCs and notebooks over a twelve month period - a contract that is tipped to be the largest...

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Storage A Golden Opportunity

The proliferation of hard-drive-based CE and computer devices may present a golden opportunity for storage vendors, but the category is not without its pitfalls, said John Coyne, Western Digital's president/COO.

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