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Winter blues getting you down? We highlight five great devices to keep you entertained on a snowy day, from a jumbo plasma TV to the Nintendo Wii. Best of all, they'll still be providing sound and video for your house far into the future.
Read more about them at PCMag.com.
 SideShow Gives ASUS Laptop a Second Screen
The ASUSW5fe SideShow is an ultraportable laptop with a full-color, 2.8-inch SideShow display on the front cover, and a gorgeous 12.1-inch widescreen on the opposite side. Does it take advantage of all that SideShow has to offer?
Check out our full review at PCMag.com to find out.
 WowWee's Winged Thing
At first look, the DragonFly, WowWee's delicate flying gadget, doesn't look like it can withstand much abuse. But abuse it we did, with repeated dives and wall collisions--and it survived without injury. It's affordable, too. Get more details on PCMag.com.
 Toy Fair Photo Blog
The American International Toy Fair, held in New York City, provides exposure to some tantalizing tech toys. This year's favorites include dancing penguins and an interactive robotic teddy bear. See our photo blog of this year's show at PCMag.com.
 More Opera for Windows Phones
An upgrade to Opera Software's mobile browser will run on both Windows Mobile 5 and Windows Mobile 6. The upgraded Opera Mobile 8 will run not only on the latest Windows Mobile version but also on some smartphones such as the Motorola Q, T-Mobile Dash, and Samsung Blackjack, that previously couldn't run Opera on Windows Mobile 5. A new version of the browser, Opera Mobile 9, is due out later this year. For more, read our story at PCMag.com.
 Rubik's Cube: The Next Generation
At the Toy Fair, Hong Kong-based Techno-Source showed off its new, interactive Rubik's Cube, which has six built-in games including Light Speed, Rapid Recharge, Pattern Panic, Cube Catcher, Code Cracker, and Multiplayer Madness. Instead of moving the blocks like in the low-tech version, each side of the cube has a hollowed square containing a button. Buttons, lights, sound--the third-millennium Rubik's Cube even has a volume control.
Read more at Gearlog.com.
 Change Your Router Password NOW!
Drive-by pharming, like phishing, is all about sending you to malicious Web sites. But where phishing attacks fool the user, pharming attacks fool your computer into going to malicious Web sites instead of authentic ones.
Find out how to protect yourself from these attacks on AppScout.com.
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