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                    [Title] => Ng Khai designs coin-operated PC
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                    [Title] => Lightest Pentium 4-M notebook: Power-packed
                    [Summary] => With the demands of today’s mobile professionals in mind, a light yet powerful notebook computer is making waves in the market because of its superior features that let users keep up with the fast-paced wireless world without sacrificing efficiency and style.


Billed as the thinnest and lightest Pentium 4 M notebook in the market, the Asus M2 fuses flexibility, power and style, arguably the most important features mobile executives are constantly looking for.


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                    [Title] => Intel’s Centrino ushers in new age of wireless mobility
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New microprocessors that deliver higher performance while consuming less power have been an emerging segment catering to the increasing number of mobile PC users who rely greatly on notebooks and sub-notebooks for business and personal productivity.


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                    [Title] => Refurbished IT goods find market in RP
                    [Summary] => The Philippines is a big consumer of second-hand information technology equipment. 


This is according to James Savage, business development manager of the HMR Group, a multinational importer of recycled and refurbished IT products, which has a regional office in Manila.


Savage said every month HMR sells somewhere between 2,000 and 4,000 units of refurbished computers, which the company offers under a three-month warranty. 


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                    [Title] => How to handle meddling media in hostage drama?
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For failing to take full control of the situation from beginning to end and to save the boy despite some clear chance to do so, the police will have to take the brunt of the public outcry over his televised execution. We expected more precision and professionalism.


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                    [Title] => Face recognition tech to beef up law enforcement
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This is another example of the government’s drive in utilizing cutting-edge technologies to improve public safety and security.


FaceIt is an example of biometric technology that uses computerized methods for automatically recognizing a person based on a physical trait or attribute. It is the most widely deployed facial recognition engine in the world today.


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                    [Title] => PLDT-owned Internet cafe chain expands
                    [Summary] => Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) group subsidiary Netopia is undertaking a massive expansion program this year that will involve spending around P24 million and increasing the number of its branches from the current 39 to 70.


In an interview, Netopia president Raymond Ricafort said that of the 31 new branches, 12 will be company owned while 19 will be franchises.


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                    [Title] => Grossly Overpriced?: Cebu City Hall audits barangay PC purchases
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Suspicions of gross overpricing in purchases of personal computers (PCs) by barangays have sparked a city-wide audit by City Hall.


City auditor Jose Desamparado, believing the computer purchases were overpriced by up to 100 percent, has assigned three teams of auditors to check records of all computer purchases by the barangays.


The crackdown was sparked by the discovery of an overpriced computer purchased by Barangay Labangon.


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New microprocessors that deliver higher performance while consuming less power have been an emerging segment catering to the increasing number of mobile PC users who rely greatly on notebooks and sub-notebooks for business and personal productivity.


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Savage said every month HMR sells somewhere between 2,000 and 4,000 units of refurbished computers, which the company offers under a three-month warranty. 


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For failing to take full control of the situation from beginning to end and to save the boy despite some clear chance to do so, the police will have to take the brunt of the public outcry over his televised execution. We expected more precision and professionalism.


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City auditor Jose Desamparado, believing the computer purchases were overpriced by up to 100 percent, has assigned three teams of auditors to check records of all computer purchases by the barangays.


The crackdown was sparked by the discovery of an overpriced computer purchased by Barangay Labangon.


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