Photo Gallery: CeBIT people

A look at some of the people and stands from CeBIT 2006.

By Administrator , Contributor on May 17, 2006

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A look at some of the people and stands at CeBIT 2006.

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Bianca Meek and Brent Irwin on Adobe's stand. Adobe recently announced the Flex AJAX Bridge (FABridge).

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Chris Ting and Daniel Hicks give their thumbs a rest from demonstrating RIM's latest 8700 and 7130 handset models.

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Panasonic's Harry Pyromali shows off a stunning, yet-to-be-released high-definition plasma, playing a disc from a Blu-ray recorder. But don't expect to see this unit for sale until late 2007.

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Panasonic's Shona Hannon on the stand's second-level display area.

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Visitors get their frustrations out by pressing a button that splashes Panasonic's ruggedised Toughbook with water.

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Vodafone highlights its Blackberry-compatible offerings.

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Linophir general manager Jasper Chen shows some of the aigo MP3 and camera products the company will soon be distributing in Australia.

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linophir's Alan Lin display more of the media players the company will be bringing into Australia.

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NEC's David Williams (systems engineer) and "Tetsu" Fujii (general manager, server and storage division) showcase one of the company's clustering server packages.

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Brendan Giles, Mike Hanahee and Alan Crawford man the stand at ADC Krone, provider of network infrastructure products and services.

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Walter Bayliss of 2Clix demonstrates the company's business management and accounting software.

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Grisoft hawks its AVG anti-virus and firewall solution.

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Earl White on the stand for Legrand, a local developer of CRM software.

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On the Mobotix stand, Julien Lenser-Hobbs (centre) extolls the virtues of putting more smarts into surveillance cameras.

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Netcat director Bruce Wren and Peter Maniatis discuss content management on the Web.

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Craig Errey and James Breeze of Performance Technologies Group promote their company's work in analysing technology and work processes.

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Andrew Antal of MessageLabs (left) and David Banes of Cleartext (centre) ponder e-mail management and security with Brian Haverty of CNET Networks at a CeBIT panel discussion on the last day of the conference.

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Alina Anton, Mihai Ilie, Simona Cana, and Mihai Rusescu flew in from Romania to demo their line of BitDefender products.

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The virtual air hockey game on CSIRO's stand attracted a steady stream of gamers.

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Fraser Wilkinson of Wilkinson Electronic Document Solutions, an Australian company that develops a suite of products to manage the generation, dissemination and archiving of business information.

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Visitors to the NetFORCE stand compete to create the tallest structure within the alloted time.

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Anja Roosenbrand, marketing manager for Mavim, projects a bright future for process management software in Australia.

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D-Link's marketing director Maurice Famularo pitches the company's xStack range of business switches.

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Sibylle Seidler, marketing manager of GetData, demonstrates the company's data recovery tools.

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Brett Watts, Guillaume Trichard, Jasmine Khounnala and Neil Walsh of Thomson, whose featured products include VoIP solutions and a variety of home digital equipment.