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HP's Pine Trail-Equipped Mini 210 HD and Friends Leak Before CES
With CES only a week away, photos and incomplete specs for 8 new machines from HP have leaked, including an upgraded Mini 210 HD netbook now touting a N450 Pine Trail processor. More »Android Event Scheduled for January 5th: The Google Phone Is Nigh
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Sony Says So-Called Leaked TV Lineup Is Total BS
Sony's Updated Flagship XBR Series HDTVs Leaked?
Leaked screen grabs appear to reveal several hot prototype Sony HDTVs for 2010/2011. If they're legit, updates to Sony's top-end XBR series could include the XBR11 (white LED-backlit), XBR12 (local dimming LED), plus a brand-new OLED TV. UPDATE: Total BS. More »Designed by Porsche, This $250 Flashlight Has a 20 Year Battery
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The Toughest Dude at CES
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2009 was supposed to be the year of OLED TVs. Sony dazzled us with actually watchable sizes and Samsung flat out said so. So, uh, what the hell happened to OLED at CES 2009? More »Seriously Guys, This Time, We're Getting Closer To The Minority Report Screen
Intel squeezed a capacitive touchscreen sensor between two giant pieces of translucent glass and stuck a projector behind it, taking another step closer to one of tech's most long-standing clichés—the Minority Report screen—in 3D! More »Belt Massager Won't Make You Any Thinner, But it Does Cause Inappropriate Tingling
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