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Back to Home > Business >	Monday, Oct 14, 2002

Technology

TOP STORY FROM SILICONVALLEY.COM

Honing the spin-in, Cisco nurtures a future acquisition
Building Six on Cisco Systems' sprawling San Jose campus looks much like the others, from the signs out front to the computer lab buzzing with engineers wearing Cisco ID badges.
By Jennifer Files / Mercury News

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Fujitsu's new robot answers orders called in from mobile phone
Checking on your pet puppy or a possible burglar and turning home appliances on or off from across town can be as easy as calling up Fujitsu's new robot, a machine on wheels that looks like a short R2-D2.

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DataPlay, with its tiny discs, has its hopes on pause
DataPlay might go down in history as the Mariah Carey of portable music players: A lavishly praised, richly rewarded disappointment.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski / Mercury News

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Pay attention to choke points before crisis hits
What do major seaports, gas pipelines, the Windows operating system and your local phone company have in common? They are just a few of the choke points of the modern world.
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TECH HEADLINES

Updated Monday, Oct 14, 2002

	Ebbers' technophobia makes WorldCom probe harder - 01:00 PM PDT

	San Diego's frozen zoo cloning endangered species - 10:51 AM PDT

	Internet Society wins control of ``.org'' domain - 09:29 AM PDT

	Honing the spin-in, Cisco nurtures a future acquisition - 12:21 AM PDT

	IBM, Oxford to build mammogram computer grid - 12:14 AM PDT

PERSONAL TECH HEADLINES

Updated Monday, Oct 14, 2002

	Bonus games added to lure Xbox buyers - 12:02 AM PDT

	HP debuts PC that works like a TV, too - 07:47 PM PDT

	DataPlay, with its tiny discs, has its hopes on pause - 02:45 AM PDT


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