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        HP has unveiled the world's first web-connected home printer at the Cairo ICT 2010, the HP Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart Web. The new printer features a new web-based printing platform with HP applications. In addition to receiving apps preloaded on the printer, users can download new ones as they become available at the HP Apps Studio. The web-enabled printer, which has a 4.33-inch touch-screen, prints, faxes, copies and scans - producing laser-quality text documents and lab-quality photos, and with a full range of wired and wireless connectivity options, the printer provides the flexibility to print directly from Wi-Fi-enabled PCs, Bluetooth-enabled devices, the Apple iPhone and the Apple iPod touch using HP iPrint Photo.
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    <title>LaCie inks deal with Pro Technology</title>
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        France-headquartered integrated storage solutions provider LaCie has announced the appointment of its long-time partner, Pro Technology, as exclusive distributor in the UAE. The appointment, which is part of LaCie's channel business restructuring, entails the sole responsibility for the company to market, distribute and sell in the UAE. LaCie's product line includes internal, external and online storage, colour monitors, and accessories.
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        Saudi Arabia's Etihad Etisalat Co (Mobily) has announced that it has become the first and only mobile operator in the kingdom to launch Internet Roaming for its individual and business customers. Mobily's roaming subscribers can now access the internet via WiFi using more than 148,000 access points at airports, hotels, cafes and restaurants all over the world. 
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        Cesare Cardone, CEO of Gulf Business Machines (GBM) has said the firm is looking to expand its operation further across the region, eyeing Iraq as one of the countries offering scope for geographic expansion, Trade Arabia has reported. Cardone said the company is ruling out any near-term expansion in Iran due to sanctions. Its business in hardware, servers and storage has declined about 15 to 20% services business are all buffeting the downturn. Cardone mentioned, Abu Dhabi and Qatar as largely untouched by the downturn while Dubai has taken a big hit, and Bahrain posted a positive year for the company.
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        IT research firm, IDC has said that global IT spending is expected to increase by just 3% in 2010 at constant currency, but projected a stronger comeback for the sector in the Middle East region. IT spending in the Middle East and Africa is expected to return to growth this year (12% at constant currency), after a 2.5% decline last year, IDC said.
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