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A notebook for
a song
Notebook PCs aren’t for everyone. They have remained a
luxury in India, even for business users. While the situation
isn’t expected to change drastically anytime soon, there
is cause for cheer—unbelievable as it may sound, you can
now buy a notebook PC in India for under Rs 30,000. |
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Computer SMB Special - for Details click here |
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| India News |
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Feature-rich
notebooks that don’t cost a bomb
Why Monster
gobbled Jobsahead
Everest upbeat
on outsourcing
GECE aims at
Rs 10 cr turnover
JP Mobile acquires
PDA Defence product from Asynchrony
MAQ Software
launches MarketingQ
Canon to enter
home segment
FedEx announces
technology strategy for India
Lexmark expands
channel for all-India reach
Feedback
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| Opinion |
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"Java is
a community rather than a product"
"It’s
a spaghetti mess in the LAN room"
Our future's
in the balance
Adaptive SCM
for excellence in manufacturing
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| News Analysis |
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i-flex set
to revel with ‘Reveleus’
Brocade
ups the bar for the competition
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| Stock File |
Rangebound trend
continues amidst low volumes
The markets have witnessed an uptrend on the back of positive
FII inflows and reassurances from the finance minister. However,
volumes have continued to remain dismal and lacklustre, which
is a negative sign. |
| India Trends |
Infrastructure
projects give impetus to EAS
A COUPLE of months back, in the Express Computer anniversary
special issue (March 29, 2004), we stuck our necks out and made
a few predictions about enterprise application software (EAS).
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| TechSpace |
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Exploiting
Virtual PC - II - TechForum
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| SecureSpace |
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A stitch
in time
FOR many MIS managers, patching or fixing software is not
new. But with the sheer number of patches released everyday
and the shrinking time between announced vulnerabilities and
outbreaks, they are facing increasing demands to ensure timely
and accurate security fixes.
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