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IEEE Spectrum January 2006	You Tell Us... Winner? Loser?: Cisco and Yahoo's Plan To Damn Spam... Information Technology for European Advancement... The 8-hour Laptop... Fingerprint ID for Wireless Keys... Broadband Over Power Lines... etc.
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