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CES 2009: Picks and Pans From the Show Floor
Besides getting early glimpses of this year's technology, our favorite part of CES coverage is our annual choices of the highs and lows of the show. And this year, as always, there were plenty of both.
For the best of what our CES team saw in Las Vegas, we present our slide show: Best Products of CES 2009. It's here that you'll see great small camcorders, innovative Web services, the details on Palm's new Pre phone, a robot or two and much more.
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Let us save you some time.
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Chinese Version of Windows 8 Release Preview Leaked Online Based on screenshots posted by users and a brief preview video, the leak appears genuine and offers some improvements over the original Windows 8 beta.
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Leaked iPhone Photos Show Bigger Screen, Aluminum Back The purported photos depict a device with bigger speakers that will presumably improve sound quality, and the headphone jack moves to the bottom of the iPhone.
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Netflix Agrees to Delete Former Users' Video History Netflix settles class-action privacy lawsuit and agrees to delete data showing past customers' movie rental history.
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WikiLeaks Founder Assange Loses Extradition Appeal The U.K. Supreme Court ruled that Julian Assange may be extradited to Sweden for questioning about allegations of sexual offenses.
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Cook: Apple Will 'Double Down' on Siri and Secrecy At the D10 conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook said his company is doubling down on Siri, played coy about Apple’s approach to the gaming and television markets, and spoke emotionally about Jobs’ death.
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Chinese Version of Windows 8 Release Preview Leaked Online
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Leaked iPhone Photos Show Bigger Screen, Aluminum Back
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Netflix Agrees to Delete Former Users' Video History
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Dell XPS One 2710 Review: A Power-Packed, Pricey All-in-One
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WikiLeaks Founder Assange Loses Extradition Appeal
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Cook: Apple Will 'Double Down' on Siri and Secrecy
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Tim Cook at D10 Talks Secrecy, Siri, and Facebook
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How to Use Plex to Get Media From PC to Roku Box
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Square Mobile Payment System Review: Tiny Reader, Simple Apps
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PayAnywhere Review: A Feature-Rich Mobile Payment Processor
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VeriFone SAIL Review: Mobile Payment Processor Has Some Impressive Features
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Intuit GoPayment Review: Processing System Includes a Sturdy Card Reader
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