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  • Hands On With the Litl Webbook This odd device looks like a laptop but acts like an Internet appliance.
  • Mac Chrome Browser Gets Extension Support Among the new features are extension support and bookmark synchronization between multiple machines, another tool that had been missing from Chrome for the Mac.
  • Samsung Displays 3D Home Entertainment Systems, Thin TVs, and E-readers Samsung unveiled a strong line up of products including a 3D home entertainment system, LED TVs with screens as thin as pencils, and a line of e-readers.
  • Show Briefs: IPhone Accessories, Laptop Screen Films Over the past few days, Macworld editors have walked the vast expanse of the show floor at the International Consumer Electronics Show. We've already profiled...
  • AMD to Offer Triple-core Laptop Processors AMD will offer triple-core chips in laptops to fill a market gap.
  • Car Technology Speeds Up Want to start your car with your phone? See up to five times further in the dark as you drive? Browse the Web as you're zooming down the freeway?
  • Google Faces Deluge of Nexus One Complaints Google's support pages are full of hundreds of complaints from Nexus One customers or people who would like to buy the phone.
  • Set Digital Camera Auto-import Options in Snow Leopard Snow Leopard addressed a long-standing complaint for those of us with multiple digital cameras--we can finally set different preferences for different devices...
  • SSDs and the MacBook Pro In this week's video, I take you on a video follow-up to my article about adding an ExpressCard solid state drive to certain MacBook Pros.
  • Live From CES A portion of the Macworld crew--Jason Snell, Jon Seff, Dan Frakes, and I--find ourselves in Las Vegas this week, attending the massive International Consumer...
  • HTC HD 2 Leads Smartphone Debuts at CES HTC's HD 2 smartphone got its big North American debut at the Consumer Electronics Show this week and will be released this spring.
  • DivX Launches New Internet TV Platform DivX has announced the launch of DivX TV at CES event, the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow.
  • Whole PCs Cloned on New Iomega Drive Iomega has come up with a striking new virtualisation technology that consumers can use to clone a whole PC and its contents into a fully portable form.
  • Nokia CEO Calls for Greater Focus on Emerging Markets Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo called on smartphone application developers to turn their attention to emerging countries.
  • IPod Pavilion at CES Reflects the IPhone/iPod Market iLounge, the Web site devoted to the iPod and iPhone has taken its show on the road--specifically the iLounge Pavilion at the International Consumer Electronics...

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  • Hands On With the Litl Webbook This odd device looks like a laptop but acts like an Internet appliance.
  • Mac Chrome Browser Gets Extension Support Among the new features are extension support and bookmark synchronization between multiple machines, another tool that had been missing from Chrome for the Mac.
  • Samsung Displays 3D Home Entertainment Systems, Thin TVs, and E-readers Samsung unveiled a strong line up of products including a 3D home entertainment system, LED TVs with screens as thin as pencils, and a line of e-readers.
  • Show Briefs: IPhone Accessories, Laptop Screen Films Over the past few days, Macworld editors have walked the vast expanse of the show floor at the International Consumer Electronics Show. We've already profiled...
  • AMD to Offer Triple-core Laptop Processors AMD will offer triple-core chips in laptops to fill a market gap.
  • Car Technology Speeds Up Want to start your car with your phone? See up to five times further in the dark as you drive? Browse the Web as you're zooming down the freeway?
  • Google Faces Deluge of Nexus One Complaints Google's support pages are full of hundreds of complaints from Nexus One customers or people who would like to buy the phone.
  • Set Digital Camera Auto-import Options in Snow Leopard Snow Leopard addressed a long-standing complaint for those of us with multiple digital cameras--we can finally set different preferences for different devices...
  • SSDs and the MacBook Pro In this week's video, I take you on a video follow-up to my article about adding an ExpressCard solid state drive to certain MacBook Pros.
  • Live From CES A portion of the Macworld crew--Jason Snell, Jon Seff, Dan Frakes, and I--find ourselves in Las Vegas this week, attending the massive International Consumer...
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