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  The smaller, lighter next-generation chips should boost multimedia, leaving even fewer reasons to pass up a netbook.

• HDTV: 10 Top Trends Coming to a Screen Near You in 2010

  
  When you step into a consumer electronics store next year, these will be the hottest HDTV products and features that your salesperson will be hawking.
• Motorola's Android Tablet: A Peek at the Possibilities
• Ford Plans Wi-Fi On Board
• Avatar: Good News for 3D TV and Blu-ray?
• Some Barnes & Noble Nook Buyers Get $100 Voucher
• LG Display Develops Thinnest-yet LCD TV Panel
• 7 Secret Features in Windows 7
• Free Wi-Fi Guide for Holiday Travelers

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• App Store Success Lessons Analysis: Apple scored hit; can the app store model be expanded beyond the iPhone to the world of desktops?
• HDTV: 10 Top Trends Coming to a Screen Near You in 2010 When you step into a consumer electronics store next year, these will be the hottest HDTV products and features that your salesperson will be hawking.
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• Yelp, Google Breakup Bad News for Small Business Google and Yelp would have created a great one-stop for local business promotion, which is something we need.
• Google Races to Speed up the Web Google is in a really big hurry to make the Web experience faster.
• HP: Our Webcams Are Not Racist HP is responding to claims that the facial-tracking technology used by its Webcams is somehow racist.
• Barnes & Noble Offers $100 Gift Certificates for Nook Delays Perhaps recognizing that a missed Christmas delivery could lead to much customer dissatisfaction--not to mention bad publicity--Barnes & Noble has informed...
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• Wireless Gift Guide for Last-Minute Shoppers Check out these suggestions for last-minute (or late) gifts for the wireless technology lover on your shopping list.
• MiFi: The Best Product of 2009 This year's game-changing product is from Novatel and it is called a MiFi, a super small card that's about the size of a third of a pack of playing cards.
• Yelp Doesn't Need Google, But Google Could Use Yelp Google could integrate Yelp results into its maps searches, or build those results right into Android -- an easy way for Google to improve its own business directory.
• PC Makers Introduce Netbooks With New Atom Processor Dell and Fujitsu launched new netbooks with Intel's next-generation Atom N450 processor.
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• Tech Inciter
  What Racist Webcams? HP Handled Issue Well When video of a black man complaining that HP computers are racist went viral, the company responded well. How would your business have handled it?
• Tech Inciter
  Yelp, Google Breakup Bad News for Small Business Google and Yelp would have created a great one-stop for local business promotion, which is something we need.
• Today @ PC World
  HP: Our Webcams Are Not Racist HP is responding to claims that the facial-tracking technology used by its Webcams is somehow racist.
• Today @ PC World
  Yelp Doesn't Need Google, But Google Could Use Yelp Google could integrate Yelp results into its maps searches, or build those results right into Android -- an easy way for Google to improve its own business directory.
• BizFeed
  Apple and Microsoft: Tour de Smartphone Force for iPhone Apple and Microsoft have a common enemy in Google, and forming a smartphone alliance would be a powerful win-win for the two.
• Today @ PC World
  Free Wi-Fi Guide for Holiday Travelers Here's an overview of eateries and other businesses that offer free wireless broadband -- useful when you're on the road (or escaping from relatives).
• Mobile Computing
  Dell Upgrades Mini 10 to Atom N450 New processor promises improved performance, longer battery life.
• Tech Inciter
  Nook's Delays Offer Business Lessons What can businesses learn from how Barnes and Noble and handled the Nook nightmare?
• Tech Inciter
  Android for Business? 5 Reasons to Think Again When business users ask about Android, I tell them to ask again when the flowers bloom. Here's why.
• Today @ PC World
  New Intel Atom Chips Spell More Trouble for Pricier PCs The smaller, lighter chips should boost multimedia, leaving even fewer reasons to pass up a netbook.
• Game On
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• BizFeed
  New Intel Atom Processors: Smaller and More Efficient New Intel Atom processors and Pinetrail platform enable smaller, cooler, and more energy-efficient netbooks.
• Today @ PC World
  Ford Plans Wi-Fi On Board Go Wii -- and whoops! -- with Internet access built into 2010 Ford cars and trucks.
• Today @ PC World
  Motorola's Android Tablet: A Peek at the Possibilities Purported photos and limited specs of a Motorola tablet running an Android OS are making the rounds.