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• Dell to buy Alienware in gaming computer expansion
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• Department of Defence continues imaging technology
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• SanDisk flashes MP3s
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• Multiemedia sheds distribution arm
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• Cisco unveils new services
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• Cisco restructures global partner program
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• D-Link restructures course for resellers
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• Emerson Network expands channel team
• Destra records rising revenue
• Novell wins NSW govt Linux contract
• McAfee resellers to sell direct
• Most ISPs to limit P2P traffic
• Netgear launches channel promotion
• WhiteGold signs Kaspersky
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• IBM Software dangles cash back carrot
• Optima launches 3CSHOP
• Steve Rust joins Panasonic
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• Volante board accepts Commander offer
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• Dell CEO takes dig at Lenovo
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