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Customers of Compaq Computer Corp., both consumer and corporate, stand to be spending less money on the company’s machines after the Houston, Texas-based personal computer maker announced a series of price cuts Tuesday.
LOUISVILLE, Colo., Nov 8, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — StorageTek(TM) (Storage Technology Corp.)(NYSE: STK) today announced that it has donated a PowderHorn(TM) 9310 automated cartridge system (including multiple attached 9840 tape drives) to Indiana University (IU) in Bloomington, Ind.
MICROSOFT HAS SENT a beta version of Internet Explorer 6, the next iteration of its Web browser, to a group of testers, developers, and partners, the software giant confirmed Tuesday.
ANDOVER, Mass., Nov 7, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) — PictureTel(R) Corporation (NASDAQ:PCTL), the world leader in integrated collaboration, announced today that Partners In Health, a nonprofit corporation dedicated to improving the health of poor communities has selected the PictureTel 900 Series for remote medical consultation and distance education relating to its tuberculosis initiative.
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At Comdex 2000, e-StudioLive Inc., the leader in dynamic live Webcasting systems, will introduce a new compact member of its popular e-Studio family.
John Marshall students from anywhere on campus can use laptops to go online
More than 200,000 technology workers converge on Las Vegas to get a glimpse of the “next big thing.” We separate the wheat from the chaff…
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov 6, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) — e4help.com, an advanced multimedia software and services company, today launched its new live webcast product, e4Learn(TM). This web-enabled distance learning tool allows companies and organizations to host virtual classrooms and seminars that bring the interactive element to e-learning that has so far been missing.
The theory that hackers reached Microsoft Corp.’s product development servers via a home-based employee’s computer demonstrates why it’s critical for companies to ensure that their remote employees aren’t stepping-stones into the corporate network.