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• Rackspace Outage Has Limited Impact Rackspace experienced an outage, but the impact was relatively small--far from a cloud or Internet outage.
• For Just a Few Clicks, a Chance at a $1000 Amazon Shopping Spree Taking a 15-minute survey gets you a shot at some big-time shopping at Amazon, and helps us get the straight dope on the reliability and service of tech products and manufacturers.
• Apple, Belkin, Trendnet Make Most Reliable Routers On the whole, router owners face relatively few problems, and least of all with Apple, Belkin and Trendnet devices.
• No Stars in MP3 Players Reliability None of the major MP3 player brands -- not even Apple -- got better than average overall reliability and service marks in our survey.
• Canon Printers Get Top Marks in Reliability Canon garnered high marks in eight out of nine of our measures of reliability and technical support. HP got mostly negative scores.
• HP Desktop PCs Continue to Disappoint in Reliability Readers say they can depend on their Apple notebooks, but HP and Lenovo owners are significantly less happy.
• The Most Reliable Tech Gear 44,000 PCWorld.com visitors reveal which companies make the sturdiest gear--and which ones won’t forget you after the deal is done.
• Fujifilm and Panasonic Cameras are Most Reliable, Readers Say In our annual reader survey, Canon, a clear winner last year, was overtaken by Fujifilm and Panasonic for highest marks in camera reliability.
• Product Reliability and After-Sale Service, 2008 44,000 PCWorld.com visitors reveal which companies make the sturdiest gear--and which ones won’t forget you after the deal is done.
• HDTV Buying Guide 2008 Here is your complete guide to buying and owning a new HDTV this holiday season and beyond.
• Sony HDTVs Rated Most Reliable by PC World Readers Sony gets far and away the highest reliability and service scores in our reader survey. LG, Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp, and Vizio all earn favorable marks as well.
• Giving Up on Gadgets A Pew survey shows that most of us are fed up, and some of us give up when our tech tools -- and tech support -- fail us.