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View online October 4, 2008
Fall tech preview
The onslaught of new products has begun, which can only mean on thing: 'tis the season for new gadgets, just in time for the holidays. We've got a comprehensive preview of what tech to expect this fall. From cameras to televisions, our editors have scoured the announcements to bring you the list of what to look forward to this fall. The tech that's next 		Laura K. Cucullu
Laura K. Cucullu
Features editor,
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This month's stars include the new Logitech Squeezebox Boom and the Nintendo DS Lite. What else is hot on our most recent must-have gadgets list? A stellar flat-panel TV, a sexy Bluetooth headset, and an extreme LCD monitor.  Read more 
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