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Best Buy Says Samsung Instinct Sets Sales Records
10.07.2008 09:16
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Best Buy has announced that the Samsung Instinct smartphone available exclusively from Sprint has set a new high for handset sales in its stores. Best Buy says that the Instinct has become its best selling handset of the last two years. Best Buy says th...
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Route for California High-Speed Rail System Approved
10.07.2008 08:17
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California?s high-speed Rail authority approved the Bay Area to Central Valley HST Final Program Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Impact Statement this week that outlines the planned route for the San Francisco to Central Valley high-speed train ...
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MSI Wind ships from NewEgg
10.07.2008 07:19
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Yesterday MSI announced that the MSI Wind has started ship to those who pre-ordered. Now NewEgg is finally taking orders for the MSI Wind U100 netbook. Amazon has still not updated their shipping target. NewEgg. offers the MSI Wind U100 with 3-Cell Io...
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Sennheiser PC 350 Gaming Headset Review
10.07.2008 05:15
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Our review partner Digital Trends published a review of the Sennheiser PC 350 Gaming Headset. Quote from the review: "I had a very difficult time sitting down to write this review because every waking moment in front of the PC became a "test...
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Creative Zen X-Fi official
10.07.2008 01:23
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First details leaked about the Creative X-Fi end of June. Today Creative officially unvieled their new portable media player Creative Zen X-Fi and Zen X-Fi with Wireless Lan. The Creative Zen X-Fi is the only portable player to feature Xtreme Fidelity...
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Electric Mini to come from BMW?
10.07.2008 01:23
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Automotive News reports that BMW is planning to build 500 Mini Cooper with Electric Motor for California. The electric Mini cars would be built at the Mini factory in Oxford, England without engines, gearboxes and fuel tanks and then shipped to Munich...
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No time for mistakes for Omega at Olympics
10.07.2008 00:19
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By Katie Reid ZURICH (Reuters) - When Omega first kept time at the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, it had one technician and 30 stopwatches. For the 1936 Games, watchmaker Paul-Louis Guignard took one suitcase with 185 chronographs to Ber...
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