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Why I’m Returning My Microsoft Surface RT
I actually really like this article because it does not bash the surface in anyway, but explains the key problems that just make it better to wait for the better version for the little more money.
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Amazon calls Apple out on their homepage
Let the war begin
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I just bought an iPhone 5 and connected it to my Windows. Obviously, Windows does not like my newest
Well that explains all those Facebook posts from toasters.
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Maximize Your Safety with AfterShokz Sport Headphones
AfterShokz recently released its second generation headphones that transfer sound via bone conduction.
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When A Mouse Requires An Internet Connection, You're Doing 'Cloud' Wrong
In a situation eerily similar to "always-on" DRM schemes, Razer mouse and keyboard purchasers are finding their high-end peripherals bricked by software that requires an internet connection to function.
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Japanese photo booth will let you print a 3D model of yourself
3D printing can be used for everything from building parts for rocket ships to printing dinosaur bones, but a company in Japan will soon be using the technology for something a bit more ordinary: to replace the humble photo booth.
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Classy Keyboard
What better way to pimp up your battle station, than with a wooden keyboard or mouse? The sleek, stained wood will give any computer room an elegant touch. Items can be bough separate, or together as a package. Also comes in several stains and designs.
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Microsoft sued over Surface storage
A California lawyer is suing Microsoft, claiming the Surface tablet he bought doesn't have all the storage space the company advertised.
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HTC Droid DNA review
HTC is back on Verizon Wireless in force, but does the Droid DNA have what it takes to stand out?
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Can the BlackBerry device make a comeback?
Research in Motion (RIM) was once atop the mobile Smartphone world in 2008 with their revolutionary BlackBerry Smartphones. Fast forward to present day and the company is a shell of its former self, having massive layoffs of employees and a plummeting stock value, and undergoing major changes.
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Connect the dots: Valve’s Big Picture could be a Linux game console
The Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii are nearing their end. As powerful as they have been in the living room, gamers want more. They want better graphics, new user experiences, and more mobility, as much as those things can be at odds with one another.
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Wii U Cracked Open, System Memory And Speed Revealed
Now that the Wii U is out, though, it hasn't taken long for someone to tear one apart and do the detective work themselves.
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Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 review
Does a bigger tablet shine even brighter?
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A Washable Keyboard Is the Perfect Gift for Messy Co-Workers
It’s happened to all of us. We’re working on our computer and sipping coffee on a particularly tough Monday morning. Then the unthinkable happens: The mug somehow slips out of our hand and spills coffee all over the keyboard.
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11 Super Bizarre '90s Toy Fads
This year, new toys are so lame that we're turning to the '90s for gift-giving ideas, at least according to a report from MarketWatch. Orders for Ninja Turtles surged 1,402 percent this year and Furby was brought back for the first time since 2007.
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Time Warner CEO Bewkes wants Apple to build a TV
Over the years since Apple’s efforts to build its own TV first surfaced, the company has famously met with resistance from content companies anxious about losing out in the shift to digital distribution.
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Your Smartphone Knows You So Well It’s Scary (Infographic)
Smartphones offer a motherlode of convenience, in large part because of how much information they retain and, essentially, how well they know us. But is it possible they know a little too much?
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A female urination device that allows women to pee while standing up
If you camp, ski, boat and travel you'll love GoGirl.
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12 Cool Products for Tea Lovers
Collection of useful tea accessories and creative inventions designed to make tea preparation easier and more enjoyable.
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New charging kiosk keeps your phone locked away, but does it keep it safe?
During a long night on the town, you're probably checking Twitter and other social media platforms while your friends go to the bathroom and leave you awkwardly standing at a bar by yourself. You realize your phone is running out of juice, so you find and hook it up to one of those phone-charging kiosks. Though your phone may be locked away in a protected compartment, its data might not actually be all that safe.
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