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Tuesday, 23rd May 2006
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  • Shopping.com launches in Australia
  • Microsoft, Intel debut pay-as-you-go PC
  • Seagate cutting about 6,000 jobs with Maxtor deal
  • Windows system reqs. 1990-2006: more for less
  • Trend Micro makes hosted email play
  • MS Word attacks likely to continue
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    Microsoft, Intel debut pay-as-you-go PC
    Microsoft and Intel have backed a new pay-as-you-compute program to get PCs into the hands of more people in developing countries in Latin America and Asia. More...

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    Seagate cutting about 6,000 jobs with Maxtor deal
    NEW YORK - Computer hard-drive maker Seagate Technology on Monday said it planned to cut about 6,000 jobs as part of its just completed US$1.9 billion acquisition of rival Maxtor. More...

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    Windows system reqs. 1990-2006: more for less
    For some added perspective on Windows Vista's minimum hardware specs, here's a look at Microsoft's stated reqs for each major Windows release since 1990's Windows 3.0. For more comparison, we compared average prices for desktop computers and portable PCs for all the releases. More...

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    Trend Micro makes hosted email play
    Trend Micro on Monday plans to launch Email Security Services, designed to help SMB customers address the growing threat posed by botnets. More...

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    MS Word attacks likely to continue
    Researchers at the SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center on Monday issued recommendations for organisations looking to protect their networks from zero-day attacks that use Microsoft Word files. More...

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