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[ Microsoft News Tracker] Microsoft finally shows us the “Live” money: Windows Live display ads are currently being tested in MSN Spaces in Australia and Italy, and Windows Live Mail display ads are being tested in various markets across the world including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. Office Live display ads are initially being tested in the U.S. and immediately sold out of their available openings for beta advertisers.
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[Eweek.com] eWEEK.com - Enterprise Technology News and Reviews: The company announces two wireless VOIP phones and a combination phone/PDA, all designed to work with Toshiba's Stratus CIX PBX system.
[Infoworld.com] Exclusive: Dell close to adopting AMD chips | InfoWorld | News ...: With the release of its 64-bit Opteron chip for servers and 64-bit Athlon64 processor for desktops in 2003, AMD has won over every major computer manufacturer except Dell. Even Microsoft (Profile, Products, Articles) picked up AMD's 64-bit banner, designing its 64-bit version of Windows on AMD's architecture, not its traditional ally, Intel.
[Gigaom.com] GigaOM : On Broadband, VoIP & The Next Generation Internet: commercialization of the world’s first consumer ISP, Internet advertising (pay-per-click ads), free email, and digital media superdistribution.">Robert Young is a serial entrepreneur who played a major role in the invention & commercialization of the world’s first consumer ISP, Internet advertising (pay-per-click ads), free email, and digital media superdistribution.
[Everythingdigital.org] EverythingDigital Podcast: http://www.everythingdigital.org/weblog/archives/2005/12/everythingdigit_72.html The EDP is back with news of Apple's iTMS deals with NBC, USA, and Sci-Fi, as well as the demise of Internet Explorer for Mac, plenty of Macworld '06 rumors, the ever-enjoyable virus alert, a report on the progress of the Can-Spam act, and France's legalization of P2P media sharing.
[Informationweek.com] InformationWeek | PCs, Desktops, AMD, Intel | Dell: AMD A Distinct ...: In talking up Dell's performance in the consumer market, Dell was working to erase the memory of the company's third-quarter performance in which its consumer business in the U.S. was said to be a drag. He was also setting the stage to announce Dell's new gaming PC, the XPS 600 Renegade, what he said was a "limited edition" model with NVIDIA quad SLI GPU system.
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