Following a trend with laptop screens, TV manufacturers are opting for reflective rather than matte screens–making it harder to find a TV that’s easy to view in a well-lit room.
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Some ideas are so obvious that when announced, one’s first reaction is to ask, “Wait, weren’t we already doing it that way?”
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A More Perfect Union
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If you’ve ever petitioned Facebook to add a “Dislike” button to the site, you might get a kick out of a new antisocial networking site that lets your friends anonymously rag on you from the privacy of their hom…

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We kick off today’s episode of CNET’s The 404 Podcast with a fun story about the Nestle Crunch Hotline number. The company’s latest viral campaign offers a series of hidden menus within the prerecorded shout center that lets callers choose amoung English, Spanish, and …

Like just about everyone else on the planet, you broke down and purchased a Netbook. Somewhere along the way, the thought creeps in–maybe I can find some games that’ll run on that wimpy Intel Atom processor and integrated graphics…
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One of the CES announcements we were most excited about, at least in theory, was Intel’s Wireless Display technology.
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Sporting an edge-to-edge keyboard, Core i3 or i5 processor, and a 15.5-inch screen, the Vaio E looks like be a bold and affordable multimedia laptop.
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