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I’m looking forward to the blogging with Netgear, as I’ll have pretty Laptop Battery Hp laptop battery open access to their executive team for the next few weeks (of course, I will have to drive all the way down to Santa Clara, which ain’t pretty). One topic definitely on my mind is to see how the company’s doing with regards to revenue-per-employee (back in 2003 they were making $1.4 million per employee), and hear about how that scales (or if it does). I’m also looking forward to catching up with CTO Mark Merrill (who I knew from when I worked for Mediabolic a few years back) dell laptop batteryand CMO Debbie Williams (we met at CES).

So, I hope you get the chance to follow the action over at the Netgear blog (it won’t be all-interviews, I have some other stuff to talk about too!). I think the company’s approach to Laptop Battery bringing in external voices is a very interesting (and very welcome) approach to corporate blogging. Finally, in the spirit of open disclosure, I will say I have a strategic consulting relationship in place with the company

Some key points to note in the meeting weredell PC764 battery

- They said: We’re not a monopoly in the market. I point out:(Telstra has 65% market share)

- They said: There are several hundred service providers in the market I say:( (Yes, and Telstra leases lines to 98% of them)

- They said: Talks regarding broadband de-monopolisation broke down because of the regulators I say:( (Well obviously because you didn’t want to let go of your dell TD175 batterymarket share!)

Then he went on whinging about how Australia needs to Hp HSTNN-LB31 battery adopt broadband faster and no one’s doing anything about it. As you can clearly see, if you were the Monopoly, you have to make the first move and stop blame shifting it on everyone else.

And what’s worse! This happened: Telstra Raises Prices- AGAINdell Latitude D820 battery

I’m amazed at the irony where a service provider who owns the copper lines, can also compete in the market where they provide products to resellers, and then compete against them. It surely doesn’t separate Telstra’s power to, “Hey! Let’s screw everyone and raise the cost of our Leased Lines so that we can compete”. And they go ahead and compete against thesedell Latitude D830 battery Hp EV088AA battery resellers by selling broadband, fixed line services and mobile services.

Well then, if Telstra had a mum, she’d cane him for this nonsense.

I’m about a month into the Hp 417066-001 battery Netgear blogging efforts, and having a lot of fun with it. Unfortunately, they don’t have their blog serving dell MM165 batteryRSS feeds yet (although loyal readers’ll notice the titles got updated to reflect content instead of dates - hey, we’ve gotta crawl before we run people!), hence my cross-posting over here. Anyhow, here’s an excerpt in which I quote.. me!

I might be wrong, but in my opinion onedell YD626 battery of the most technically confusing areas of consumer technology is trying to figure out how to buy a computer. For example, I constantly get asked “how much memory should my computer have?” Now the “correct” answer right now is “about a gig, maybe more if you plan to do some gaming or video editing” But what they are really asking is “how big a hard drive do I need?”

The next most confusing thing in personal tech, in my opinion, is helping make sense of the bits and bytes. So I’ll start with a couple of simple definitions dell 312-0393 battery Hp F4486B battery (and these might not be absolutely perfectly technically accurate to an engineer, but are pretty reasonable to the rest of us):