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Best Buy asks: Would you buy an Apple TV? Electronics retail behemoth Best Buy has sent a survey to some customers asking if they would potentially buy a 42-inch Apple-brand …
Best Buy asks: Would you buy an Apple TV? Read MoreThe death of a smartphone, goodbye Motorola Droid My beloved Motorola Droid (OG) bit the dust about a week ago, thanks in full to a swift drop to the pavement, …
The death of a smartphone, goodbye Motorola Droid Read MorePocket XShot: even better than the original We previously reviewed the XShot 2.0 and the verdict was clear, we dug it. The little contraption proved itself to be very useful …
Pocket XShot: even better than the original Read MoreSony revamps defective TV program Last year, I wrote about the program Sony set up to replace defective LCD rear-projection HDTVs. As it turns out, every rear-projection TV Sony has …
Sony revamps defective TV program Read MoreAmazon announced their long rumored tablet offering today, a 7″ Wi-Fi device named the Kindle Fire. The Fire will burn onto the scene on November 15th (preorders available now) at …
Amazon Kindle Fire: will it be hackable? Read MoreFor Christmas last year, Google got me a CR-48 Chromebook as part of their Chrome OS pilot program. Since then, it has been my go-to home computer for most tasks. …
Are Chromebooks worth it? Read MoreTime Warner Cable Video-On-Demand coming to HDTVs At CES 2011, Sony announced that their new Bravia HDTVs will have access to Time Warner Cable Video-On-Demand without a cable receiver. This …
Time Warner Cable Video-On-Demand coming to HDTVs Read MoreCisco bringing internet content to TV It’s time for CES 2011, and the first major announcement I find compelling is from Cisco. This headline may seem behind the times, after …
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