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Windows Vista: The 'New Coke' of the PC Age

Microsoft has released its final upgrade to Windows XP, a move that is supposed to nudge computer users toward Windows Vista. But the company is aware that many people regard Vista as a power-hungry, clunky mistake, and faces user demands  to keep XP from expiring.
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A Mother's Day Gift Guide for Your Digital Mom
If you're scratching your head for unique gift ideas for Mother's Day, scratch no more. The experts at DigitalTrends can help you find the most up-to-date gifts that also reflect your childhood memories of Mom.
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What You Need to Know About DTV
By now you've probably heard about digital television. You know that local TV stations around the country are transitioning to digital TV. But you might not know what that means for you. Here's a guide to help you understand the new universe of digital TV.
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Assembly Required: Heathkit Fans Recall Era of Do-It-Yourself Tech
For more than 40 years, Heathkits dominated home electronics during a time of do-it-yourself technology. Today, the Heathkit name is kept alive by hobbyists who build, maintain and operate Heathkits, including one artist who uses Heathkits to illuminate hip hop concerts around the world.
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Windows Vista: The 'New Coke' of the PC Age
Microsoft has released its final upgrade to Windows XP, a move that is supposed to nudge computer users toward Windows Vista. But the company is aware that many people regard Vista as a power-hungry, clunky mistake, and faces user demands  to keep XP from expiring.
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Gossip Sites Push Web 'Anonymity' to Fore
From Wikileaks to JuicyCampus, new online outlets have become the bathroom wall of the Internet, where anonymous scribbles pass for information. It's a challenge on many levels, testing the boundaries of the First Amendment and the way people make decisions.
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Does Your Doctor Still Use Paper Prescriptions?
With a new technology called "e-prescriptions," a patient can have prescriptions electronically transmitted to the pharmacy before leaving their doctor's office. (Produced for SureScripts)
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OnStar Makes GPS Easier to Use Than Ever
OnStar introduces two new services, enabling subscribers to press a button and connect with an advisor, and to save destinations on their computer and send them to their vehicle. (Produced for General Motors)
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Take Snowboarding to the Next Level with Qmotions Xboard
The Qmotions Xboard is a full motion Game Controller that translates your body movement into fluid action within your favorite snow or skate boarding game. (Produced for Qmotions)
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Wireless Industry Shows Off Next-Generation Technologies
Exciting new products and cutting-edge technologies were on display at the wireless industry's international trade show in Las Vegas. (Produced for Intel, Nvidia, LG, Chacha and U.S. Telematics)Miren el video en Español
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New Technology Improves Water Conservation
Some communities are starting to reuse and recycle water. The process consumes about 50% less energy than importing water from outside sources. (Produced for Siemens)
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Guitar Hero Player Attempts Guinness World Record
Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2008 has all gaming records, facts and figures, including Chris Chike - the highest ranked Guitar Hero player. (Produced for Guinness World Records)
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Spaceship Earth Re-Launches into the Future at Epcot
Spaceship Earth has relaunched, reopened, and been rededicated. Guests will now discover how each generation of mankind has invented the future for the next. (Produced for Siemens)
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Electronic Prescriptions Save Lives and Money
4 of 5 adults take at least one medication or supplement dally. To combat growing quality and safety concerns, legislators want to expedite the use of e-prescribing. (Produced for General Motors)
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Philips Electronics Unveils first “Imagination Light Canvas”
Philips' "Imagination Light Canvas," debuted at Mercy Medical Center in Arkansas. An interactive wall of touch screens and 1,420 LED lights, it allows visitors to "paint with light." (Produced for Philips)
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Nokia is Sharing - Mobile World Congress 2008
Nokia introduces ‘Share on Ovi' with the N78, giving users a one-stop-shop for uploading, sharing, creating, and reusing personal media. (Produced for Nokia)
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