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CNET Top 5: Worst holiday tech giftsDo not put these tech gifts under the tree unless the recipient has been very, very naughty. -
Prizefight: Xbox 360 Elite vs. PS3 SlimIt's another clash of the titans as Microsoft and Sony fight for gaming console supremacy. The PS3 has yet to win in the Prizefight... -
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;... -
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. -
Loaded: Reading Playboy on the iPhoneAmazon launches some cool new programs, the Google Phone is spotted in the wild, and Playboy comes to the iPhone...for the articles, of course. -
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. -
How to: Make a Windows 7 system repair discBefore anything has a chance to go bad, make an emergency disc for Windows 7. -
CNET Top 5: Video game charactersWe count down the greatest video game characters of all time. -
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... -
Car GPS (Navigation): Insignia NS-CNV43 internet connected GPSThis Internet-connected GPS device checks all of the right boxes, but what about the performance?
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Loaded: Loaded: Supersized Wi-FiYouTube names the most popular videos of the year, the Obama administration sets aside $2 billion for broadband, and you can now supersize... -
Dialed In: Dialed In 108: The Google Phone livesWell, would you look at that? The Google Phone is real. On this week's Dialed In podcast, we interrogate producer Jason Howell, who... -
Buzz Report: Best of the Buzz 2009The funniest, craziest, angriest, and most interesting moments from the past year of the Buzz Report. -
Headphones: Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Headphones from MonsterThe Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Headphones from Monster offer a killer, travel-friendly design that's sure to turn heads, but the audio quality... -
Holiday Help Desk: Buying your first HDTVTom and Brian determine the best specs for a new bedroom TV, experiment with a $500-off HP coupon, and advise on the best router and iPod dock. -
Special Features: Brian Cooley's bloopersBrian Cooley. Man, myth, legend...just not all at once. -
CNET Top 5: Predictions for 2010Want to know what IBM, Palm, and all the other tech biggies will be up to next year? Tom thinks he knows. -
The Green Show: Inside the CNET labsFor our last show of the year, we head into the CNET labs to show you how our editors test consumer electronics for energy efficiency. -
Game trailer: Split/SecondSplit/Second is an action racing game, set within a reality tv show where anything goes. Competitors must race through the various... -
Home Entertainment Accessories: Blue Microphones YetiThe Yeti USB microphone offers fantastic sound quality and flexible recording options, but its size is a little overwhelming. -
CNET Mailbag: Letter of the year, 2009If you read only one user e-mail this year, make sure it's our letter of the year. Watch as it baffles, amazes, and cracks up editors... -
CNET Top 5: Best products of 2009The best-rated products CNET tested all year, collected in one Top 5 countdown.
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CNET Mailbag: Letter of the year, 2009If you read only one user e-mail this year, make sure it's our letter of the year. Watch as it baffles, amazes, and cracks up editors... -
CNET Mailbag: E-mails from the GrinchIt's the last show of the year and we've rolled out some Mailbag answers, some holiday cheer notes, and some serious lumps of coal. -
CNET Mailbag: Announcing CNET Scan and Shop for DroidThis week on Mailbag, we introduce a new feature for Android only, explain why we canceled the TiVo show, and have fun with Auto-Incorrect. -
CNET Mailbag: Mailbag Thanksgiving lovermail specialIt's that time of the year again: the time when we're thankful that sometimes, just sometimes, you're nice to us. -
CNET Mailbag: iPhone vs. Droid Prizefight: Rigged!?Some of you suspect funny business in our latest Prizefight. Trust me: if we were going to rig it, we'd have gone the other way! -
CNET Mailbag: CNET TV, now in more defThis week on the Mailbag, we announce our holiday gift guide, changes to CNET TV, and we won't do your homework for you. -
CNET Mailbag: I'm not a doctor, but...Tom Merritt explains T-Mobile's new plans, gives out the mobile CNET Web address, and plays a doctor on TV. -
CNET Mailbag: Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Your responses!We knew our OS Prizefight would be a doozy, and it delivered...angry feedback from around the globe. This week, Molly reads the best of it. -
CNET Mailbag: Tough love for the BlackBerry StormThis week on the Mailbag, Bonnie Cha helps one of you choose an iPhone, Molly confesses that she lied to you, and long-overdue love for the 404. -
CNET Mailbag: CNET makes beautiful babiesOn this week's show, Mark Licea and Natali Del Conte's future offspring, ads you like, and Flash errors explained. -
CNET Mailbag: Where you all need to chill a littleMolly keeps it real with the complainers in this week's Mailbag, but it all ends on a happy note. -
CNET Mailbag: Auto-Incorrect extravaganzaThis week on Mailbag, we open some of your snail mail, refuse to open others, and have a great time with Auto-Incorrect.
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Desktops: Apple Mac Mini (2.53GHz)With strong competition among small PCs on the Windows side of the aisle, the latest Mac Mini faces a greater challenge than older... -
Desktops: Acer Aspire Revo AR1600-U910HAcer's Aspire Revo 1600 might be the first Nettop we don't actively dislike. We'd rather have an Xbox 360 in the living room, but the... -
Desktops: Maingear ShiftMaingear's Shift is the boutique vendor's new flagship gaming PC. It brings almost everything we expect to find in such a system, from... -
Desktops: Apple iMac (21.5-inch)Despite its good looks and a few useful new features, Apple's new iMac is all about business. You can find a larger screen for less,... -
Desktops: Sony Vaio L117FXEarlier this year Sony was the unquestioned king of all-in-ones designed for home entertainment. The new Vaio L117FX retains and improves... -
Desktops: Apple iMacWe haven't given it the full review treatment yet, but our first impression of the $1,699 iMac left us wowed by its expansive, vibrant... -
Desktops: HP TouchSmart 600HP's new TouchSmart 600 takes advantage of Windows 7's multitouch capability better than any other new all-in-one we've seen this Fall.... -
Desktops: ZT Affinity 7334MaThe $799 ZT Affinity 7334Ma's stellar performance benchmarks, Blu-ray drive, and plenty of room for expansion give it a step up from... -
Desktops: Psystar Open(Q)If you've heard of Psystar, chances are you know the risks involved with buying its systems. You might also have guessed, correctly,... -
Desktops: Gateway ZX6810-01The Gateway One ZX6810-01 makes a strong first impression for Windows 7-based all-in-ones PCs, with fast performance and an attractive... -
Desktops: Averatec D1133 All-In-OneExtra performance by way of a low-wattage AMD chip helps Averatec's D1133 All-In-One stand out from its dismal Nettop competition,... -
Desktops: Lenovo C300-3012Don't let the 20-inch screen fool you. The Lenovo C300 is still a Nettop, and thus still not worth your money. With its terrible performance...
