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Can game developers expand out of the game business?
« Posted: June 03, 2008, 03:45:21 PM »


Can game developers expand out of the game business?
      


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Can game developers expand out of the game business?--Don Reisinger considers the possibility of game developers getting into other forms of entertainment.  Will it really work?


SanDisk, Intel, TDK launch solid state drives--If there was any doubt that solid-state drives haven't quite arrived yet, Computex seems to be putting that to rest.


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Zimbra hits 11 million paid mailboxes mark--Zimbra has been growing at a torrid pace.  How torrid?  Perhaps $66 million worth.

      

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