November 21, 2009
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Converging Technology
- Hi-tech health plan without a framework?
- Technology to enhance culture
- Technology to help poorly designed city
- Intel urges 'attractive regulations and policies'
- Royal Thai Police create new division
- Samitivej midway through IT transformation
- New Cisco system offers business advantages
- Real-time traffic information to be pooled, analysed and sold
- Technology allows hospital to escape its four walls
- Luxury Bangkok project has latest IT infrastructure
- Launch of new generation Windows Live
- GMM Grammy to be "more aggressive"
- Intel plans to replicate wi-fi success with wimax adoption
- TOT plans next-gen network
- Jastel plans submarine cable network
- Data Centre 3.0 assists networks
- 2-D barcode speeds up services for passengers
- RFID gives shrimp-exporter the edge
- The Future of Shopping
- RFID chips keep dogs tagged
- Directions set for RFID
- Vehicles tagged by RFID
- Survey intends to size you up
- Animals tracked with RFID
- Easy access to information
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Top Stories
- A marriage of handsets and computers
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- Online shopping becomes easier
- Executives herald era of change
- Global Newsworthy Threats Affecting APAC
- Nokia E72
- dtac's "Do Good Deeds Every Day" CSR project wins SET Award
- NetApp announces results for second Quarter of fiscal year 2010
- Kingston Technology Ships 12GB HyperX Kits for Intel Core i7, X58 Platforms
- Intel announces national winners of 'Find the Genius' competition
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