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Fujifilm X-Pro1 hands-on pictures
We got a chance to play with Fujifilm's new flagship camera, the X-Pro1. Continue reading…
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Dish Network Hopper and Joey multi-room DVR records six shows simultaneously
Just as expected, Dish is introducing its Hopper and Joey multi-room DVR solution here at CES 2012. Continue reading…
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 announcement pictures
At its press conference at CES, Fujifilm announced its latest flagship camera, the X-Pro1. Continue reading…
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Toshiba Excite X10 hands-on video
A first look at Toshiba's Excite X10 tablet. Continue reading…
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Dish to sell bundles with ViaSat satellite internet
Dish has just announced that it's going to be offering a TV and internet bundle. The company is Continue reading…
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Latest LTE Windows Phones handsets run build 8107
Microsoft's latest LTE-equipped Windows Phone devices feature build 8107 of the operating system. We Continue reading…
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Verizon Jetpacks: two global-ready 4G LTE mobile hotspots from ZTE and Novatel
Verizon Wireless is introducing two Jetpack LTE mobile hotspots here at CES 2012 that work both in Continue reading…
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Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx for Verizon announced
Verizon has announced the Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx, bringing extended battery life to the same Continue reading…
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HTC Titan II 16-megapixel sample image gallery
The HTC Titan II has a 16-megapixel camera, here are a few shots we took with it at an event here at Continue reading…
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 official: 16-megapixel APS-C sensor and multiple lenses, available in February for around $1,700
That Fujifilm would announce a mirrorless camera at its CES press conference was perhaps the Continue reading…
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Watch this: Microsoft's Xbox One event in under four minutes
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The Xbox One will always be listening to you, in your own home
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Flickr, Vimeo could see deep integration with iOS 7, claims report
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Xbox One doesn't need always-on internet connection, supports used games
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With Xbox One and PlayStation 4, Microsoft and Sony rekindle the war for your TV
