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Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry makes a campaign stop in Silicon Valley to outline his proposed technology policy, which calls for tax cuts on long-term investments in start-ups and more support for broadband technology.
At CNET's San Francisco headquarters on Oct. 25, 2006, Microsoft's CEO talked with CNET News.com reporter Ina Fried about the new Zune. Ballmer emphasized the gadget's wireless capability.
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No one in their right mind would dump a bottle of water on a laptop. That is, not unless the laptop was protected with a clear, waterproof coating. CNET.com reporter Kara Tsuboi tests out a new--and expensive--way to protect your gadgets from the elements.
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