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Cisco Systems Inc. said it will pay around $590 million in stock to acquire Pure Digital Technology Inc., maker of pocket-sized camcorders, continuing the business-technology giant's push into consumer products.

The San Francisco-based start-up's Flip devices are known for their small size and for being among the first low-cost video cameras on the market, with prices of around $200.
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Cisco said Thursday that Pure Digital has sold more than two million Flip cameras since releasing the device in May 2007.

Denying rumors that Windows 7 could be released as early as this month, Microsoft has stated the new delivery date as April 10th. It will be available in 6 different editions that include Home Premium, Professional, Home Basic, Starter, and the OEM. Windows 7, Vista's successor, has a slew of new features that have many pc enthusiasts excited. Some of these new OS additions include handwriting recognition, improved dual core performance, virtual hard disks support, and a faster boot speed.

Cisco Systems on Tuesday introduced software for controlling energy use in networked computing equipment as well as building heating and cooling systems.

Called EnergyWise, the software is a free upgrade to Cisco Catalyst switches that can monitor and manage how energy is used on IP-connected devices, including phones and wireless routers. This summer Cisco will release a version, based on Verdiem's Surveyor PC management software, that reduces energy levels of PCs.

U.S. networking giant Cisco Systems has invested an unknown amount into Melbourne-based Majitek, an Australian firm primarily created by the founding members of Sausage Software, an early Australian dot-com success.

The company, which specializes in cloud computing and service-oriented architecture solutions, announced Monday that Cisco had participated in a $7.5 million round of equity financing, along with existing investor Pierce & Pierce.

If you're the kind of video game player who likes to spend hours in shooters like Call of Duty or Halo and you want to instantly pick up some serious street cred, what better Xbox Live gamertag than "Hitman" could you get?

To date, of course, the best you could do would be something like "Hitman238" or "xxHitman42." That's because "Hitman" itself was snagged back in the summer of 2002, during the beta phase of Xbox Live, by a then 16-year-old named Chris Graziano.

But now, Graziano, 22 and a student at SUNY New Paltz, has decided to sell Hitman, and has put it up for auction on eBay. He is hoping someone out there will plunk down big bucks for the right to shoot their way through the most popular war games while sporting such an obviously old-school gamertag.

TORONTO - It's the return of the great Canadian pastime of guessing what lies ahead for Nortel Networks Corp. (TSX:NT) - with at least one analyst predicting it will run out of money and go bust.

RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue said bankruptcy is a"distinct possibility" in a report that marked down his share-price target for the telecommunications equipment maker to zero.

At the other end of the spectrum, Paradigm Capital's Barry Richards has a stock-price target of US$5 per share for Nortel, which he said is the highest among analysts who cover the company.