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Holiday gift ideas: Keyboards and mice

Keyboards and mice do make for excellent holiday gifts.

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PC market crash averted, says Gartner

Reversing earlier projections, Gartner today said it expects ever-increasing sales of netbook computers to lead the way to growth in PC unit shipments in 2009.

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Holiday gift ideas: home and office gear

Technology gifts to use at home or at work.



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Why go Pro when iMac goes faster?

The Mac Pro has always been something of a niche product, appealing mainly to those who need vast amounts of internal storage (thanks to its four drive bays), expansion (three PCI Express slots) or memory (32GB on eight core models).

| Opinion | Hardware | 11/23/09 at 2:10 pm


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Does Second-Hand Smoke Really Void Apple's Warranty?

Now, I am as much against smoking as anyone. I also do not want workers needlessly exposed to hazardous substances. Still, for Apple to deny warranty claims on Macs exposed to cigarette smoke seems way over the line.

| Opinion | Hardware | 11/23/09 at 12:39 pm


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