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Samsung introduces $199 Linux-compatible laser printer

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Author: JT Smith

The ML-4500 is simple to install and is compatible with Windows 95/98/2000/NT4.0 and Linux support. It is also the smallest laser printer in its class and
requires very little desktop space. The toner and OPC imager are conveniently combined into a one-piece unit. From BusinessWire.com.

Samsung sees chip shortages until 2002

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Author: JT Smith

In this report by Bloomberg.com, Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s No. 4
chipmaker, said shortages in the $30-billion-a-year memory chip market are likely
to last for another two years.

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  • Unix

Seagate breeds faster barracuda

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Author: JT Smith

PCWorld.com tells us: Hard drives are not only getting bigger, they’re getting
faster. This week, Seagate is rolling out the fourth
generation of its 7200-rotations-per-minute Barracuda
ATA (IDE) drives, claiming several improvements make
it the fastest-available ATA drive for desktop PCs.

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  • Unix

Patriotic hacker attacks Guatemalan site

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Author: JT Smith

The country’s tax system took its internet web site out of service for several hours on Tuesday after an attack by a hacker who claimed to be defending the country’s honor. From Salon.com.

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  • Linux

Prosecutors asked to reconsider love bug charges

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Author: JT Smith

Justice Department prosecutors in the Philippines were urged
Tuesday to reconsider a decision not to press charges against the
ex-computer student suspected of releasing the catastrophic “I
Love You” virus in May, according to ZDNN.

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  • Linux

3R Soft ships award-winning web-based e-mail server

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Author: JT Smith

BusinessWire.com added that MailStudio@MESSAGE provides a calendaring and scheduler function that allows users to add entries, modify, and browse their schedule, similar to the way
they are used to managing their calendar.

Compaq introduces new PCs

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Author: JT Smith

The EX launch, Compaq says, completes a redesign of
its corporate PC lineup, aimed at bringing the company’s
commercial PC business back to profitability. MSNBC.com reports.

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  • Unix

Corel and PCTel deliver first Linux compatible software modem

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Author: JT Smith

NewsAlert.com announces: “One of the reasons consumers have been reluctant to try the Linux operating system is due to a lack of compatible
connectivity solutions,” noted Bill Claybrook, research director for Aberdeen Group.

New age athlons: the revolution grows up (Part 1)

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Author: JT Smith

Once again, the quarterly report card is in. AMD scored one of its brightest seasons ever, despite a relatively weak second quarter market for PC sales. From 32BitsOnline.com.

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  • Unix

New trick can hide computer viruses

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Author: JT Smith

MSNBC.com reports that a new kind of computer virus has been
released, but security experts are in disagreement
over just how menacing it is.

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  • Linux