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Oct 26, 2010

Australians keen to purchase new internet-enabled gadgets : Nielsen

SYDNEY – Australians can’t get enough of Internet-enabled technologies, such as tablets, smartphones and IP-enabled TVs, according to a report by Nielsen.

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