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  • Caption contest: Kim Carr's supercomputer

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  • Mission-critical micro-storage

    IBM has taken promotion of its 1G Microdrive to a truly global level, announcing the drive's successful participation in two NASA shuttle missions. IBM is heralding the Microdrive's ability to operate in the rigours of space as a compelling testimonial for storage consumers.

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    Olympus created the E-100 RS for people who need to capture action. With the ability to shoot at 15 frames per second, this camera will leave only you to blame if you miss your shot. It offers a wide range of features and excellent image quality, but with a price tag of more than AU$2,500 it's not the camera for everyone.

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