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Oracle's Ellison considers netbook market foray

Source: Gulfnews.com

Martin : Slovakia | 5 months ago

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Ellison said on Tuesday he is looking at entering the market for so-called netbook computers after his software company completes its planned $7 billion (Dh25.69b) purchase of computer maker Sun Microsystems Inc. Sun also controls the Java computer language, which Ellison told programmers at a...

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