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AMD and Intel get into a new price war

AMD's new six-core chips are substantially less expensive than Intel's latest six-core chip

Cisco announces CleanAir initiative

CleanAir for Wi-Fi interference on new access points will have limited warranties

Sony’s floppy disk plans

Plus, Dell and Android and Fujitsu announces new cloud platform

Buyer beware when purchasing used software

Used software can be a bargain, or a nightmare if you don't understand the licensing issues

HP sets sights on Cisco in battle for networking hearts and minds

Computing giant is throwing down the gauntlet at its Americas partner conference, promising its breadth of portfolio will vault it into the lead

How to say yes to (almost) any smartphone

Employees want iPhones, Androids, and other devices beyond the BlackBerry; here's how to safely welcome them

New Blackberry leaks

Some sites are spilling the beans ahead of RIM's official announcement of two BlackBerry handsets expected to debut Monday

Apple engineer fired over iPad breach

An Apple engineer showed Woz a prototype iPad and got fired

Sony to end floppy disk production

Declining demand means Sony will end manufacturing by March 2011

Microsoft changes its mind on cloud computing

Cloud computing can help customers save but Microsoft stands to make more money, business division head says

Ingram Micro CEO reveals business outlook for 2010

Ingram Micro CEO Greg Spierkel highlights some key areas where the distributor will be making investments in this year

Apple sets a ship date for its 3G iPad device

Plus, Cisco's open source plans for Telepresence and how social media tools can help campaigns

Ingram Micro wants to be your cloud distributor of choice

Ingram is in heavy investment and build-out mode in cloud computing

Customer receives Apple ‘lifetime ban’ after iPad buys

Apple customer then returned home to find an email confirming his reservation had been cancelled

Shortage of popular Intel chips threatens laptop rollouts

Intel is ramping up production to catch up with demand

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