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4 Modem banksv Modems Modems and network combo cards Monitors and displays Flat panel displays Monitors Touch screen monitors Network hardware, components and accessories Adapters Data service units (DSU's) Hubs or concentrators Media filters Multistation access units (MAU's) Network bridges Routers Wide area network (WAN) cards Network repeaters Attached resource computer network (ARCnet) repeaters Ethernet repeaters Fiber distributed data interface (FDDI) repeaters Token ring repeaters Network switches Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) switches Fiber distributed data interface (FDDI) switches Local area network (LAN) switches Wide area network (WAN) switches Printers Band printers Dot matrix printers Inkjet printers Label printers Large format printers Laser printers
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6 Premise branch exchange (PBX) systems Punch down blocks Switchboard equipment Telephone headsets Telephone switching equipment Voice mail systems Securised Hardware Crypto Rugged Rugged Computers Rugged Displays Rugged Network Rugged Peripherials Tempest LEVEL I (AMSG720B) Tempest LEVEL I Computers Tempest LEVEL I Displays Tempest LEVEL I Network Tempest LEVEL I Peripherials Tempest LEVEL II (AMSG788A) Tempest LEVEL II Computers Tempest LEVEL II Displays Tempest LEVEL II Network Tempest LEVEL II Peripherials ZONED ZONED Computers ZONED Displays ZONED Network ZONED Peripherials Security Software Software Business transaction and personal business software system software Accounting software Facilities management software Financial analysis software
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8 Flight control software Point of sale (POS) software Internet and intranet software Internet browsing software Miscellaneous software Computer game software Educational software Entertainment software Family titles Screen savers Training software Multimedia software Music or sound editing software Networking software Administration software Bridge software Communications server software Compact disc (CD) server software Gateway software License management software Mainframe transaction processing software Multiplexer software Network analysis software Network connectivity terminal emulation software Network monitoring software Network operating system software Network security software Networking developer's software Operating system enhancement software Optical jukebox server software Platform interconnectivity software Switch or router software Transaction server software
9 Operating systems Mainframe operating system software Personal computer (PC) operating system software Print shop software Address book making software Label making software Programming languages and tools Compiling softwares Configuration management software Development software Graphical user interface (GUI);tools Program testing software Programming languages Scheduling and productivity software Contact management software Project management software Scheduling software Software utilities Backup or recovery software Bar coding software Compression utilities File security or data security software Foreign language translation software General utility software Print utility software Storage media loading software Virus protection software Spreadsheets and enhancement software Spreadsheet software Miscellaneous Audio/Visual Equipment Digital camera LCD projectors Television
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