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Sony puts PSP on a diet
New sleeker look, video-out port and limited edition prints.
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Jul 16 2007 6:45AM
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Novell puts Linux on a diet
SuSE Linux Enterprise Thin Client debuts at BrainShare.
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Mar 21 2007 12:29PM
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Anti-spam appliance vendor Barracuda Networks has opened its first Australian office, planning to ramp up staff and reseller numbers as revenues rise.
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Nov 23 2004 12:00AM
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A Proper Diet of Information Security
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