Schiffer puts Palm in fashion for women

Article Abstract:

Supermodel Claudia Schiffer is endorsing a $399 Palm Vx model called the Claudia Schiffer Palm, with a metallic turquoise finish. Schiffer not only selected the Palm's color but also the software that go with it. The Claudia Schiffer Palm comes with a CD containing a dieting software, money conversion rates and travel guides for New York and London. This particular Palm model will be sold exclusively through Claudia Schiffer's Web site.

Personal digital assistants, Palm Computing Div.

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Intel forays into Web hosting

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Intel Corp, which gained popularity for its Pentium computer chips, has made a foray into Web site hosting. The new business entails setting up over a dozen service center by the end of 2000. The centers will be used to operate Internet sites and provide a range of products from computers to servers. Intel has already opened its first center, located across the street from the company's base at the heart of California's Silicon Valley.

Product introduction, Computer Systems Design Services, Software Services NEC (Contract), Intel Corp., Information technology services

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Oracle to spend $100M on e-business advertising

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Oracle is taking a shot at IBM with a $100 million e-commerce advertising campaign. The three-month campaign will reach out to e-businesses with the message that 93% of Internet sites are powered by database software from Oracle. Instead of using humor, the ads, which will be played on different media, will be serious and facts-based.

Software Publishers, Computer Software, Oracle Corp.

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