Roundup: CES heralds new techno-culture
Published: 06 Jan 2000 11:29 GMT
If the worldwide awareness of the millennium bug wasn't enough to convince you we've evolved into a techno culture, then the stardom of Bill Gates, Scott McNealy and Eric Benhamou at the Consumer Electronics Show should: Their stature there symbolically underscores, yet again, just how mainstream and how ubiquitous information technologies have become.
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Intel lines up with Linux
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