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Nov 20 2007
By Robert X. Cringely, IDG News ServiceLooks like the Goo-goo-googlers are going to bid for a swath of the 700 MHz spectrum after all. Though the revenue engorged G-men could probably pay the US$4.6 ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Andrew Hendry, IDG News ServiceAn Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) report has found a 20% increase in the proportion of businesses with Internet use, and broadband connectivity as the main ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Len Rust, IDG News ServiceDuring the last quarter of the twentieth century, engaging anyone in Australia in conversation about ICT drew a predictable set of responses: ICT was seen as synonymous ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Steve Bass, IDG News ServiceYou're doing okay, right? Your computing life has settled down; your machine is stable; and you haven't even considered upgrading to Microsoft's Windows ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Grant Gross, IDG News ServiceThe U.S. Federal Communications Commission has awarded the license for 10MHz of valuable wireless spectrum to a public safety organization, in anticipation of the ...
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Nov 20 2007
By PC World staff, IDG News ServiceHave you been holding out for the right LCD monitor, particularly a big stylish new widescreen? You can now buy a no-frills 22-incher for as little as US$250 and ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Laurianne McLaughlin, IDG News ServiceYou may be running a superior effort with regards to your virtualized data center, but as with every other IT project, you're going to need the measurements ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Jim Duffy, IDG News ServicePower-over-Ethernet (PoE) port shipments in the third quarter made up over 20% of worldwide Ethernet switch port shipments, according to Dell'Oro Group.Gigabit Ethernet ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Peter Cohen, IDG News ServiceQuickerTek has unveiled the Dualy, an 802.11n-compatible wireless networking interface that works using USB. It costs US$324.95.The Dualy gets its name from its use of ...
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Nov 20 2007
By Gary Anthes, IDG News ServiceFor much of his 34 years at Intel Corp., Justin R. Rattner has been a pioneer in parallel and distributed processing. His early ideas didn't catch on in the market, ...
