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Edmond Shi has worked in the computer industry since the early 1980s when he began his professional life as a software developer. Since then, Mr. Shi has published numerous articles ranging from respected academic journals to trade magazines on topics ranging from the impact of computers on organizations to computers in manufacturing organizations. Professionally, he has worked in the mobile computing and barcoding industries since the mid 1990s with expertise in barcode printer and barcode scanner. He also held senior level management positions in software development and product development. A PhD drop-out in Computer Science, Mr. Shi did manage to obtain his MBA, as well as his MS/BS degrees in Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine.

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Find the best way to buy a new computer, video games and laptop online
Though there are plenty of e-commerce sites for buying computers, laptops and so on. Amazon and ebay are two sites that are most reliable and provide with a wide range of products. Amazon.com has some of the amazing collection of video games available at much reasonable prices whereas if lucky then you can win in an auction on ebay. Read
By: Edmond Shi | 11/11/2009 | Hardware

One Stop Shop to Buy Latest Gadgets and Gizmos
The article is all about buying the latest gadgets and gizmos online. It is a very useful and informative article for those who are looking forward to buy cell phones online or laptops and other electronic gadgets. Read
By: Edmond Shi | 06/11/2009 | Gadgets & Gizmos

What’s New with Barcode Scanners – from "dumb peripheral to a "computer-in-a-scanner"
Barcode Scanners continue to evolve and each generation of barcode scanners provide more capabilities at lower Price. Motorola (Symbol) has recently announced the latest Motorola MT2000 Barcode Scanner Mobile Terminal which provides superior data capture capability with the widest range of connectivity options and is really a computer within a handheld barcode scanner. Read
By: Edmond Shi | 05/11/2009 | Hardware