Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* Cleansing the hard drive before recycling your old computers
* InterVideo to port Windows Media to Linux
* Next-gen WLANs take aim at large installations
Readers relate frustration with Linksys NAS EFG80.
Several companies are gearing up to offer whole-home networking over coaxial cabling.
* The telecoms market may be near rock bottom
* Identity management is here to stay (shock, horror)
* Improved terminal services in Windows Server 2003
* Gearhead columnist Mark Gibbs brings you the scoop on registry hives, there are only two real hives
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