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  Buzz Report: Apple Tablet: Incoming!
  An analyst says the Apple Tablet could debut in March and then drops the bomb: it'll probably cost $1,000. Ouch.
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  Prizefight: Xbox 360 Elite vs. PS3 Slim
  It's another clash of the titans as Microsoft and Sony fight for gaming console supremacy. The PS3 has yet to win in the Prizefight...
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  Apple Byte: Is iTunes coming to the Web?
  Apple's acquisition of Lala shows signs that iTunes might move to the browser; magazine publishers are preparing for the Apple Tablet;...
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  2010 Mazda Mazdaspeed 3
  A hot little car that actually delivers on all that "zoom zoom" stuff.
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  First look from the Labs: Google Chrome beta for Mac
  It's not fully baked yet, but Google Chrome for Mac reaches a major milestone with the release of an official beta version. More stable...
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  Apple Byte: The next-gen iPhone is in the wild
  The latest iPhone has been identified by app developers; a porn app turns its back on the iPhone; and the "I am T-Pain" app gets an update.
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  2010 Lincoln MKT AWD
  Is this really made by the same folks who brought you the Navigator?
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  How to: Test your ISP's speed
  Find out if you're getting all the bandwidth you're paying for.
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  Before you buy: Laptops and Netbooks
  From tiny Netbooks that will fit in your purse to giant desktop replacements that will never leave your desk, there's a laptop out...
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  CNET Top 5: Video game characters
  We count down the greatest video game characters of all time.

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  Loaded: Can your boss read your text messages?
  Google and Facebook get into the domain-shortening business, we have some more news about the Google phone, and your boss may soon...
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  Digital City: Ep. 62: Mario's pizza place and the solid gold PS3
  On this week's Digital City, we discuss Google's rumored new phone; iMac shipping delays, best Netbook games, and small bits of insanity,...
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  CNET Top 5: Worst holiday tech gifts
  Do not put these tech gifts under the tree unless the recipient has been very, very naughty.
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  Cell Phones: LG Shine II (AT&T)
  The LG Shine II isn't a top-notch performer, but its sturdy metal build and broad feature set will attract some people.
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  Holiday Help Desk: Top secret camera deals revealed
  Brian Cooley and Molly Wood zero in on some of the season's most astounding deals including a Nikon Coolpix camera for $139 with free...
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1125: Exclusive report on the Google Nexus One
  Some enterprising hackers have rooted the Barnes and Noble Nook giving them unrestricted access to the underlying Android operating...
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  The 404: Ep. 486: Where Bonnie is not Nicole
  Bonnie Cha, senior editor for cell phones, joins the show today to fill in for Justin Yu. It's one of the few days Wilson and Jeff...
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  Loaded: Reading Playboy on the iPhone
  Amazon launches some cool new programs, the Google Phone is spotted in the wild, and Playboy comes to the iPhone...for the articles, of course.
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  Reporters' Roundtable: Google Chrome OS
  What's behind the Google Chrome OS, technologically and from a business perspective? Rafe Needleman discusses with CNET writers Stephen...
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  Car Tech Live: Ep. 148: Pandora prepares to invade your dashboard
  Pandora prepares to invade the dashboard. Porsche embraces lithium batteries - but not the way you think. Honda's CR-Z has a leak,...
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  Apple Byte: Is iTunes coming to the Web?
  Apple's acquisition of Lala shows signs that iTunes might move to the browser; magazine publishers are preparing for the Apple Tablet;...
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  Car GPS (Navigation): Insignia NS-CNV43 internet connected GPS
  This Internet-connected GPS device checks all of the right boxes, but what about the performance?

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  CNET Top 5: Worst holiday tech gifts
  Do not put these tech gifts under the tree unless the recipient has been very, very naughty.
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  CNET Top 5: Video game characters
  We count down the greatest video game characters of all time.
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  CNET Top 5: Most popular products for December
  As we head into the holidays, what gadgets are you going gaga over?
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  CNET Top 5: Tech turkeys
  A look at the five products that disappointed us the most in 2009.
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  CNET Top 5: Best products of the fall
  We count down the tech CNET reviewers rated best over the past three months.
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  CNET Top 5: Most popular products for November
  The gadgets you spend the most time gazing at. Is this a holiday hint?
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  CNET Top 5: Free software
  The best software on the Net that you don't have to pay for--legally.
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  CNET Top 5: Worst downloads of the fall
  As the leaves turn color, you should turn away from these software downloads.
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  CNET Top 5: Best MP3 players
  If you want to carry your music library with you, you will want one of these.
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  CNET Top 5: Most popular products for October
  Find out what gadgets are the hottest with the CNET audience.
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  CNET Top 5: Movie gadgets
  The tech we've seen in movies that we wish we had available at the electronics store.
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  CNET Top 5: Best cell phones
  What handset deserves to be next to your ear? We'll tell you.

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  Cell Phones: LG Shine II (AT&T)
  The LG Shine II isn't a top-notch performer, but its sturdy metal build and broad feature set will attract some people.
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  Cell Phones: Casio G'zOne Rock
  The Casio G'zOne Rock is a perfect phone for those who love the outdoors.
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  Cell Phones: Sony Ericsson Aino
  The Sony Ericsson Aino is a beautiful and capable multimedia-rich phone.
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  Cell Phones: Pantech Impact (AT&T)
  The Pantech Impact has an eye-catching style and a respectable feature set, but its design could use some improvements.
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  Cell Phones: Sanyo SCP-6760 Incognito (Sprint)
  If you can get past the disappointing exterior, the Sanyo Incognito offers an excellent messaging keyboard, useful features, and decent call quality.
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  Cell Phones: Nokia 6350 (AT&T)
  The Nokia 6350 does the job as a phone for voice calls, but it doesn't measure up as a multimedia device.
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  Cell Phones: Sanyo SCP-3810 (Sprint)
  The Sanyo SCP-3810 is a typical Sanyo phone: functional, easy to use, and a good performer.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Convoy SCH-U640 (Verizon Wireless)
  Despite a couple of design complaints and a missing feature, the Samsung Convoy is an easy-to-use phone with great performance.
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  Cell Phones: T-Mobile Tap
  If you can get past the limitations of the screen size, the T-Mobile Tap is a decent midrange touch screen phone.
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  Cell Phones: Cricket Captr
  The Captr for Cricket Wireless is a really basic VGA camera phone.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Flight SGH-A797 (AT&T)
  The Samsung Flight offers a unique, likable design and a fair number of features, but some performance gaps keep it from playing in the big leagues.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Mythic SGH-A897 (AT&T)
  The Samsung Mythic is an admirable multimedia phone with the added bonus of AT&T Mobile TV.