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On May 4, 2004, 5:55 PM

Sasser Infections Hit Hard: Colleges and financial firms, including American Express, are cleaning up after the worm.

Red Hat aims desktop Linux at Microsoft.

The Next Chapter In Electronic Books.

Gates calls for 64-bit software support.

New 400GB Drive: Speedy new Hitachi desktop hard drive nears half-terabyte territory.

Sony hopes to strike chord in online music.

No Net Taxes? Why Not?

Digital video recorders take off: Consumer choices widen.

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  1. May 5, 2004 9:20 AM
    SmAsHeR said:
    Will Sony every give up on mini-disc player. i think they are great but they never fully supported them. maybe this will turn it around and gain it some interest.
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