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Dell Vostro all-in-one desktop revealed
Dell did something quite different today by adding an all-in-one desktop model to their Vostro line. This new PC is aptly called the Vostro All In One and is meant for those seeking a strictly business option.
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iLuv offers iPhone and iPod shuffle headphones
iLuv revealed two new in-ear headphone models today that are sure to please iPhone 3GS and iPod shuffle owners. The new headphones include the iEP515 and the iEP315, both of which act as upgrades to the headphones that come standard with Apple portables.
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Dell Inspiron 13 gets design makeover
Dell rolled out an update to their Inspiron 13 notebook today in Singapore to little fanfare. However, The new design offers a more rounded look and an LED-backlit display that's sure to attract some attention.
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Amazon will replace Kindle 2 screens for free
As you've probably heard by now, Amazon has come under fire recently for the screens on the Kindle 2. Apparently, they've been cracking left and right and Amazon was requiring people to pay a $200 replacement fee to have them fixed.
But a $5 million class action lawsuit brought up yesterday against the company seems to have done the trick, as Amazon has just announced they'll be repairing Kindle 2 models for free. Well, replacing is more the right word.
The Amazon Kindle 2 currently costs $299, so a $200 replacement fee was rather outlandish, especially for what seems to be a design flaw--not carelessness by Kindle owners. But it looks like everything is solved now.
Canon LV-7275 computer projector offers affordability
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Verbatim SureFire FW800 drive detailed
Verbatim revealed a new portable hard drive today called the SureFire. This drive is meant for use with notebooks and is intended for those seeking high-performance in a convenient design that's perfect for on-the-go users.
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MSI Classic-series adds two new notebooks
We just talked about the new Classic series of notebooks from MSI last week. The company introduced the 14-inch CR400 model, as you might remember and they've revealed two new 16-inch models: the CX600 and the CR600.
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Verizon FiOS gets Widget Bazaar
People have signed up for Verizon's FiOS service, which provides fiber optic Internet and cable, will now have access to a new feature called the Widget Bazaar. This feature gives you access to all sorts of apps and information right on your TV.
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Blockbuster OnDemand headed to Samsung devices
It seems many companies are teaming up these days, especially when it comes to providing streaming content to various devices. And Samsung is no different, since they've teamed up with Blockbuster today to make the rental company's online movie library OnDemand service available to Samsung device users.
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Samsung announces two SyncMaster 80 Series LCD displays
Samsung announced they will be releasing two brand new SyncMaster 80 Series LCD monitors in Korea today that include the F2080 and F2380 which clock in at 20-inches and 23-inches, respectively.
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Acceleglove offers complex motion detection for gaming
So, motion detection is becoming pretty big in the video game world these days. The Wiimote caught attention, then the Wii MotionPlus add-on and the accelerometer in the iPhone. But now there's the Acceleglove which combines aspects of all these things into one super gaming glove.
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