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  • Cisco: network services 'in the pipe'

    Cisco engineer Michael Boland has predicted that Australian enterprises would reap substantial productivity benefits from a network service provision model that will see network capabilities bundled with bandwidth.

  • Optus residential DSL due by March

    Optus has announced that it expects its residential ADSL service to be available to consumers by March 2004 after today signing off lengthy negotiations with Telstra Wholesale.

  • Hyundai International: stolen notebooks grey market product

    There has been a bizarre turn of events for the troubled Hyundai notebook reseller channel which was hit by two serious incidents of theft last month.

  • Sun ramps up Mad Hatter push

    Sun Microsystems has opened a test facility dedicated to its open source alternatives to Microsoft's office productivity software set ramping up its attempt to loosen the software titan's grip on the enterprise desktop.

  • Aust Web hosting companies lash out at top-tier competitors

    Australia's top-tier Web hosting providers have again been called to account for their charging practices.

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  • The changing VAIO

    Many criticised Sony when they originally released their range of VAIO notebooks but the company has still managed to carve out a place in the laptop market. The company's latest release, the FX880K exemplifies the changes that Sony has made as the series has evolved.

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