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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Vodafone jumps into mobile broadband   Small form factors to push hard disk market   Microsoft offering frequent previews of new Windows   Texas Instruments, Impinj ink RFID deal   Cisco bolsters security services play with Cybertrust buy
Wednesday, 30th November 2005
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  • Vodafone jumps into mobile broadband
  • Small form factors to push hard disk market
  • Microsoft offering frequent previews of new Windows
  • Texas Instruments, Impinj ink RFID deal
  • Cisco bolsters security services play with Cybertrust buy
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    Vodafone jumps into mobile broadband
    Vodafone has moved into the mobile broadband space with the launch of Vodafone Mobile Connect (VMC). More...

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    Texas Instruments, Impinj ink RFID deal
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