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Despite enterprise-worthy products, Apple wants no part of the enterprise. History hasn't been kind to Apple's enterprise ambitions. Blame it on the products -- which emphasized personal productivity over corporate citizenship -- or on the smug superiority of Apple users. But Mac and enterprise have seldom been uttered in the same sentence.

Apple: Still Avoiding the 'E' Word

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Apple Computer has confirmed that some Video iPods available for purchase after September 12, 2006, left their contract manufacturer carrying a malicious file called RavMonE.exe. Apple reports that less than 1 percent of all Video iPods shipped since September 12 were infected with the malware -- which only functions on Windows computers.

Some Video iPods Carry Windows Virus

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Thin and colorful. Those are the bywords of Apple Computer's latest version of its iPod nano. The new music player measures 1.6-by-3.5 inches and is just a tad over a quarter-inch thick. While the case for the unit is metal -- it's made of anodized aluminum and comes in five colors -- it's very lightweight, tipping the scales at 1.4 ounces.

Apple's Slim Nano Boasts Phat Sound