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ZDNet UK reporters have some fun while touring the mammouth grounds of CeBit in Hannover, Germany.
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At this year's mammoth trade show in Hannover, Germany, the full CeBit experience includes 27 exhibition halls and 6,262 exhibitors occupying 310,412 square meters of show space.
At IBM's exhibit, Big Blue displays a replica of the Airbus A380 to show off the company's tiny RFID chips.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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