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 News: Palm Announces Pre Price, Launch Date
Hands On: Dell's Latitude 2100 Netbook for Classrooms
Dvorak: The RIAA Has Got to Stop
News: Comcast, NFL Network in Talks for a New Package
Ulanoff: WolframAlpha Doesn't Know You, and It Doesn't Care
Review: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
AppScout: Facebook Goes Live with OpenID
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News: Palm Announces Pre Price, Launch Date
The Palm Pre will become available on Saturday, June 6, for $199.99 with a two-year service agreement and $100 mail-in rebate, Sprint and Palm announced Tuesday.
Hands On: Dell's Latitude 2100 Netbook for Classrooms
Dell has equipped its latest netbook with features ideal for many K-12 classrooms, including a resistive touch-screen for learning games and a rugged exterior.
Dvorak: The RIAA Has Got to Stop
John C. Dvorak says that the RIAA, whose officers are generally reviled, continues to do a disservice to its members—if research data is correct.
News: Comcast, NFL Network in Talks for a New Package
Comcast and the NFL are close to a deal in which the NFL Network would be put on a widely distributed tier of the cable operator.
Ulanoff: WolframAlpha Doesn't Know You, and It Doesn't Care
Stephen Wolfram's new search engine is nothing like Google and Wikipedia, and for good reason.
Review: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Meet our new Editors' Choice for budget D-SLRs, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i. It offers professional features, performance, and image quality for less than $1,000. Read this story
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AppScout: Facebook Goes Live with OpenID
Facebook on Monday finally went live with OpenID, the open user-authentication system also used by Google, IBM, Microsoft, MySpace, and Yahoo.
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Napster's New Plan: Streaming, Some Free Downloads
Napster unveiled a redesigned music service Monday with a new subscription offering that may raise a few eyebrows. For $5 per month, users can download and keep any five DRM-free MP3 tracks from Napster's catalog and have unlimited streaming on any computer. Do you think this is a better model for selling music subscription services?
Craigslist Chief Demands Apology
Craigslist chief executive Jim Buckmaster demanded an apology from South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster Monday after McMaster announced plans to move forward with a lawsuit against the online classifieds Web site. Whose side are you on—Buckmaster's or McMaster's?
Windows 7 and the 12-Step Boogie
In his column, John C. Dvorak opined that Windows 7 may not be the OS it is hyped to be. It's just that Microsoft has everyone convinced that it's the best thing ever. Our forums are ablaze with comments responding to John. Do you think Windows 7 will actually be a disaster?
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