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Concord C1 QuantumGravity with liquid green energy indicator looks great with your power ring

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Intel’’s Z5xx series of Atom processors hits 2GHz

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HP silently upgrades Pavilion dv4t, actually makes it tempting

Steve Ballmer identifies the difference between Windows PCs and Macs: “The economy is helpful. Paying an extra $500 for a computer in this environment — same piece of hardware — paying $500 more to get a logo on it? I think that’s a more challenging proposition for the average person than it used to be.” It’s interesting that Mr. Vista would think so little of the importance of operating systems. [Thanks, Camillo!]

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Autonet Mobile bringing WiFi to Cadillac CTS sports sedan

As LCD screens continue to slim down to near paper thinness, manufacturers are finding ever more interesting ways to integrate these magic windows into in our everyday lives. The latest innovation comes from Korea’s Elivision who recently unveiled a door embedded with a 17-inch LCD display and speaker. In addition to winning the Most Ostentatious Gadget of the Month Award, the Linux-based display also supports a number of media files that can be modified via USB. No pricing has been announced but you can check out video of the door in action here . Via Aving

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DVD region code blocks British Prime Minister from enjoying Obama’s gift

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Video: Windows Mobile 6.5 now with less Honeycomb, more Trix

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