QuickPoll: Which predictions are sensible and which absurd?

By Computerworld staff

January 2, 2006 12:00 PM ET

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Computerworld - Computerworld staff and industry pundits have weighed in on what they think will happen in 2006. We've picked some of the more intriguing predictions, and hope you'll weigh in with your vote on whether these forecasts are sensible or silly.

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