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| | Breaking free of toys that bind | csmonitor.com |
 | | Soon your television, computer, and the like, they maintained, would be free of the cables that now take up so much space on the floors behind desks and entertainment centers. |
 | | "Some cables will be with us for a while, including the cable to the [PC] monitor, because there is so much information going between it and the computer," says Douglas Heintzman, manager of Strategy and Standards for computers at IBM headquarters in Somers, New York. |
 | | At work, office cables are hidden behind desks, run down posts from the ceiling, snaked behind walls, or buried beneath raised floors. |
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