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  HDTVs: Are More ‘Hertz’ Worth More Money? TV makers are touting flat panels with higher refresh rates, but the difference in image quality may be hard to see.
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  Fake Steve Jobs Takes On the Real AT&T Fake Steve Jobs is gunning to make AT&T's life miserable with real criticism over its data network.
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