Here you will find a select line of quality products that will make your networking experience more positive and productive.
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| Sonos ZonePlayer 80 |
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This is a truly excellent wireless audio solution for people who already have a good home stereo system and audio playback devices in multiple rooms. And it's surprisingly easy to set up. |
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| ADV: Is your PC infected with spyware? |
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Is your PC infected with spyware? Find out now with a FREE System Scan. Webroot Spy Sweeper, 5-time winner of PC Magazine Editors' Choice. The most powerful antispyware tool we've seen. Active shields. Free upgrades and support. Scan your system now - It's FREE! |
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| Dell Inspiron E1505 |
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Dell's new Inspiron E1505 laptop serves up cutting-edge parts without forcing you to sell the farm to get them. |
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| Olive Musica |
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This is a very impressive and satisfying product that can integrate the PC into or eliminate it from the digital music equation with equal effectiveness. |
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| Silex SecurePrint |
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This slick (if somewhat pricey) fingerprint-reading system makes sure that nobody but you sees your printouts. |
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| Samsung Q1 |
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Even though there's no denying that Samsung's ingenious UMPC is amazingly small, it just might be too small. |
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| eMachines T3120 |
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If you need a basic and very inexpensive desktop PC, the eMachines T3120 may be just enough for you. |
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| SwitchDiscs (beta) |
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SwitchDiscs lets you trade your movies, games, and CDs with other people who want them—for free. But is it worth the effort? |
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| Toshiba Satellite P105-S921 |
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Toshiba's first gaming notebook delivers surprisingly swift frame rates and costs a cool two grand less than similar-performing laptops. |
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| Google SketchUp (beta) |
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Google's ready to introduce a whole generation of online users to simple 3D drawing. |
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| Gateway FX510XL |
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Gateway's first gaming desktop offers a cornucopia of high-end parts and luxury peripherals at a price other systems can't match. |
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| Linux Journal |
| Yellow Dog Linux Installs Neatly on an iPod |
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| Linux Journal Contents #146, June 2006 |
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Linux Journal Contents #146, June 2006 |
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| Linuxfest Northwest 2006 |
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Today's the last day to sign up for the Pogo Linux bus to this weekend's show. |
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| Theoretical Hacking for IT Managers |
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When it comes to network security, yes, balance between paranoia and apathy is possible. |
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| Test It Out: Early Access Book Programs |
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Get involved now that publishers are beginning to take advantage of beta testing cycles for their upcoming titles. |
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| Beyond Plug & Play |
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| Linux System Administration: First Tasks |
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You might know how to write code or build applications, but do you know what is required of a good Linux sysadmin? |
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| Play Ball: Introducing Fungoes |
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Follow along as a life-long baseball fan turns his hobby into an open-source baseball stats Web site. |
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| Panning flash |
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| The Gemcutter's Workshop: Canada on Rails |
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Recapping another busy couple of weeks in Ruby land as well as the first international Rails conference. |
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| VPNs Illustrated: Tunnels, VPNS, and IPsec -- A Book Review |
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Practical, well-documented advice that can help secure your system. |
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| The Rise of Media Independence |
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What happens when anyone can produce as easily as he or she consumes? |
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| OOo Off the Wall: Combining Documents with OOo |
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Before you ask for a Reveal Codes feature like the one in WordPerfect, try learning how to use the tools offered in Writer. |
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| Speaking Tips from the Big Leagues |
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A behind-the-scenes look at last week's session talks at LinuxWorld, and some advice on how to be prepared for anything during your next presentation. |
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| LinuxWorld Boston 2006 Wrap-Up |
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It's good to get the first one under your belt. |
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