Captain James Rands an Army intelligence officer threw laptops into the English Channel which could have been use to store military intelligence pictures of 20 dead Iraqis a court heard.
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Army intelligence officer threw laptops in English Channel (Daily Telegraph)
Denies destroying evidence in Iraq mistreatment case The High Court has heard how an army officer destroyed laptops containing pictures of Iraqis killed in a controversial battle near Basra.… Whitepaper - Thinking beyond tape
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Army officer tossed laptops in to the sea (The Register)
BOSTON----FullArmor, a leader in enterprise policy management, today announced that it will deploy Windows 7 Release Candidate on laptops for Ethiopian teachers beginning in the summer of 2009 to lower costs and take advantage of advanced features in Windows 7.
Instant-on machines with no booting. Laptops in 'sleep mode' that drain battery life could be soon something of the past after researchers at several US universities developed a technology that will instantly wake up laptops, even if they are in a shut-down state.
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Research spells the end of sleepy laptops (TechWorld)
COOPERSVILLE -- All Coopersville Middle School students will be entrusted with a laptop and accompanying backpack worth $450 each this fall.
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Coopersville: Middle school students to receive laptops this fall (The Grand Rapids Press)
Research could instantly wake shut-down laptops Researchers have developed a technology that could allow laptops to wake up instantly from a shut-down state without draining battery life the way sleep states do.
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Hybrid transistors to enable instant-on laptops (PC Advisor)
Captain James Rands an Army intelligence officer threw laptops into the English Channel which could have been use to store military intelligence pictures of 20 dead Iraqis a court heard.
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Army intelligence officer threw laptops in Enlgish Channel (Daily Telegraph)
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Iomega Home Media Network Drive (1TB)
ItRunsOnLinux: "HP is launching a new line of inexpensive business laptops, the ProBook s-series. These laptops can be ordered with Novell Inc's SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 pre-installed."
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HP Laptops come with SuSE Linux ED 11 pre-installed (Linux Today)
When you buy a used laptop computer, you probably think your online actions are private, but that's not always the case.
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Secret Security System On Some Laptops Could Track You (WBNS-10TV Columbus)
