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Making lots of unwanted connections
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Jobs for the bots
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JumpBox builds path to open-source world
15 Jul 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Peter MoonPssst! Wanna buy a seven-buck computer ? That's the value proposition from JumpBox Inc, an outfit that combines open-source software and virtual computing, and hopes to make a dollar along the way.
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Mac prices set to drop
23 Jul 2008 | The Australian Financial ReviewApple yesterday flagged potential price cuts across its line of Macintosh personal computers as the company works to consolidate recent gains it has made in the global PC market and tries to combat the perception its hardware commands a sometimes hefty premium...
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Mac prices set to drop
23 Jul 2008 | The Australian Financial ReviewApple yesterday flagged potential price cuts across its line of Macintosh personal computers as the company works to consolidate recent gains it has made in the global PC market and tries to combat the perception its hardware commands a sometimes hefty premium...
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iPhone surfing starts to make sense
15 Jul 2008 | MIS.OnlineThe endless paeans to the iPhone that Apple fan bois and grls have spewed forth over the past year went a pretty long way to turning me off the damn thing. But I have to admit, I'm coming around a bit.
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Mac prices set to drop
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27 Jun 2008 | MISThey're cashed-up and spending big-time, but will recent acquisitions by IBM, SAP and Oracle mean a change to your BI strategy? David Braue investigates.
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25 Apr 2008 | MIS | Beverley UtherDespite perceptions of uneasy relations, Fairfax Business Research's recent survey of both CIOs and CFOs reveals a good deal of mutual interest and a positive working relationship, Beverley Uther writes.
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