CeBIT 2011: Show kicks off with tablets and voice-controlled cars

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CeBIT 2011 kicks off today showcasing technologies ranging from the wacky to the actually quite useful. The big hitters, including Google, IBM, Microsoft and SAP, will all be there jostling to b...

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