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HP introduces a compact and lower cost follow-up to their popular Blackbird 002 gaming rig with the new Firebird: a clever mixture of desktop and high-powered laptop-size components starting at $2000....
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Cobra jumps forward in the field of speed-trap-identifying radar detectors, building the unit's GPS receiver into a USB dongle that can be plugged directly into your computer for daily updates to their AURA database....
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Robotic toy builder WowWee unveils a remote controlled rolling webcam called the Spyball, along with a series of Texas Instruments-powered microprojectors made for kids....
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MacWorld begins today in San Francisco and the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Popular Mechanics will bring you continuous coverage from both MacWorld and CES....
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Lenovo builds a mobile workstation for photographers, complete with a wide color gamut screen, a built-in color calibrator and a Wacom capacitive digitizer for touching up photos....
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Coming in April for $999, this iMac-esque desktop is sleek and attractive, and can be operated with an optional Wii-like multi-functional controller....
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The ZX1 (coming out in April) is a 720p-capable HD cam that is splash and dirt-resistant, and will cost only $150—less than last year's ZI6 was selling for only a month ago. HD video is no longer just a plaything of the well-healed....
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Multiple gadgets offer competing ways to bring music along while you swim, snorkel or shower. Pick your poison: Either a waterproof MP3 player, or a regular MP3 player shielded with a waterproof case and paired with underwater headphones....
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The device is easy to use, small enough to pocket and provides an awe-inspiring amount of content. But its high price tag plus subscription fees could make it hard to view the XMP3 as anything other than a luxury item....
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