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 All-in-One PCs and Printers
One of the benefits of today's technology is that most devices can handle multiple tasks with aplomb, saving you both money and space. If you're looking to reduce clutter and increase efficiency, be sure to read our guide to PCs and printers that can do it all.
Sony Returns to High-End Monitor Market
Sony's new Luma series of widescreen displays marks the company's return to the competitive LCD display market. The new line will aim for the wallets of graphic designers and video editors who need high-end features. Get the scoop on PCMag.com.
 Vulcan's Lightweight Micro PC: Worth the Wait?
After four years of all talk, the Vulcan FlipStart is finally here. This 1.8-pound handheld PC runs Windows XP Pro, integrates a QWERTY keyboard and cellular wireless capability, and is likely to make Sony and OQO sweat just a little. But does its performance live up to the hype? Read the full review at PCMag.com.
 Running Legacy Programs on Vista
Looking for a way to run legacy programs on your vista PC? This free app may be the solution you've been searching for. Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 enables you to run programs under an older operating system so you can have the best of both worlds. See how it works on PCMag.com.
Fujitsu's Affordable Biz Laptop
If you're in the market for a business laptop that won't hurt your wallet or weigh you down, the just-announced LifeBook S2210 from Fujitsu is right up your alley. It tips the scales at just 4 pounds and sports a bright 13.3-inch screen and a dual-core AMD Turion 64 X2 processor. Get all the details on PCMag.com.
Kodak Goes Back to its Roots
After entering the all-in-one printer market recently, Kodak goes back to its roots with the announcement of four new EasyShare digital cameras, just in time for the annual PMA show. Two of the cameras are higher-end: the 7.1-megapixel EasyShare Z712 IS superzoom and the 8.1MP EasyShare Z885 Zoom. The other two models are budget-friendly compact cameras that retail for less than $200. Get all the details in our full news story.
 Don't Let OneCare Eat Your Email
If you get a virus as an e-mail attachment, watch out—OneCare's next virus sweep could quarantine or delete your entire e-mail archive. Ouch. Get Neil Rubenking's take on the problem on AppScout.
 SpaceStationSim: Houston, We Have a Problem...
The Sims have reached the final frontier with SpaceStationSim, a new game in which you build and manage a space station. Our own "astronaut farmer" Tony Hoffman took this space game for a test drive. Find out how he fared on AppScout.
 New Gaming PCs from...Commodore??
That's right, Gearlog caught wind that Commodore has a new gaming PC in the works. You might remember the Commodore 64 from the '80s, but will nostalgia be enough to move units for the resurrected PC maker? And is the PC any good? Find out on Gearlog.
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