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Intel antitrust trial gears up for debut

More than 50 potential witnesses have been listed this week in the lead-up to Intel's antitrust trial debut -- set for early next month

Gateway to use AMD chips

AMD has found the support of another PC vendor with Gateway announcing plans it will ship value-priced PCs incorporating AMD processors

Trend attacks malicious Java

Trend Micro has released a new antivirus product to protect NT 4.0 networks from malicious Java and ActiveX code downloaded from the Internet

Senate passes Y2K Good Samaritan Bill

Legislation that is hoped to encourage the sharing of Y2K information between companies was passed by the Senate yesterday. Dubbed "Good Samaritan" law, it offers some legal protection to businesses who make Y2K-readiness disclosures

Big dpi, low RRP

Lexmark has launched a new Jetprinter, priced at $349 and offering "true 1200 x 1200dpi resolution," according to the company

Red Hat, IBM strike Linux deal

IBM and Red Hat Software have struck a deal to offer Red Hat's version of the Linux operating system with IBM servers and PCs

IBM unveils Speech Markup Language

Speech Markup Language -- a new language that enables Web site developers to add interactive speech capability to Web pages has been developed by IBM, the company revealed today.

Intel previews Pentium III

Seen the Pentium III ads on TV yet? How could you miss them? Well you haven't seen anything yet -- the company is planning to spend around $US300 million on the marketing blitz. This week: a preview event featuring 200 IT vendors who have optimised t...

Ricoh launches new digital copier

Office automation company Ricoh has launched a new digital copier that offers 65ppm printing plus the option of "tandem copying" -- linking two copiers together to create a 130ppm printer.