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Judge Sides With Tech Companies

A magistrate has rejected the US Justice Department's practice of seeking gag orders against technology companies, saying federal agents should have to give a specific reason why customers of tech...

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LaCie Offers 8GB USB Key

Portable memory is the big thing and this device is bigger than most LaCie has introduced a a credit-card sized USB with capacities running up to 8GB.

Archive, Hardware

Powerful Fujitsu Notebook Good For Home Office

The Fujitsu E780 is a solid notebook that can replace your desktop with its bright and crisp screen, good speaker output, and powerful specifications.

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AV In NZ Booming Says IDT MD

According to the managing director of IDT, Gerry Wilkins, the New Zealand audio-visual market is showing strong growth with a very positive vibe.

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Ultraserve Goes For Mid-Market

Australian managed cloud services provider UltraServe - a company heavily backed by NBN Co director and Internode founder Simon Hackett - today will unveil a new version of its SmartStack...

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REVEALED: New iPad Flop On Telstra 4G

The new iPad 4G is a dunce in Australia. Why? Because it is incompatible with Telstra 4G network.

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ACMA Urges Re-registering Of Do Not Call Numbers

The ACMA has urged people who signed up for the Do Not Call Register in 2007 to re-register to avoid getting unwanted telemarketing calls.

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4 Terabyte WD Storage For Mac

Apple users can store up to 4 terabytes of data with the new external drive from WD.

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Dropbox Demands Access To PC And Mac Kernels

Dropbox has come under fire from disgruntled techies about the company gaining access to PC and Mac operating system kernels.

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Vendors Role Out 802.11n

After months of discussion vendors are now rolling out wirless and network products based on the 802.11n standard.

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