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    Cue the complaints: 17-inch MacBook Pro without a removable battery? » VentureBeat

    Chuqui 3.0 (subscribe) | 01/05/2009 | Technology

      Cue the complaints: 17-inch MacBook Pro without a removable battery? » VentureBeat: One of the biggest complaints about Apple’s iPhone is that you cannot remove and replace the battery yourself. On the eve of its final Macworld Expo, it appears Apple is willing to live with that complaint for the newest version of its MacBook Pro line of computers as well. And here's why: this is a non-issue. Here's...  
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    Sanjay Gupta, Surgeon General

    The Huffington Post (subscribe) | 6 hours ago | Politics

      The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz reports : President-elect Barack Obama has offered the job of surgeon general to Dr. Sanjay Gupta, the neurosurgeon and correspondent for CNN and CBS, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation. Gupta has told administration officials that he wants the job, and the final vetting process is under way. He has asked for a few days to figure out the financial...  
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    CES 2009 News: 6.5mm Samsung LCD TV

    Product Reviews Net (subscribe) | 01/05/2009 | Technology

      Not long to go until CES 2009, and there have already been a number of articles about what we are likely to see at the Consumer Electronics Show. We can always count on Samsung to bring something sexy to the show, and their new range of 6.5mm LCD TV’s is no exception. This new line of [...]  
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    Sony unveils new Vaio P today at CES

    SlashGear (subscribe) | 2 hours ago | Technology

      Sony has unveiled the new Sony Vaio P series of ultra-portable netbooks, they decided to go the ever popular netbook route and delivered the highly rumored and even leaked Internet device. Sad to say the pictures are only from the large display at CES. From what can be seen this device is really thin so it can be taken just about anywhere. There is also a built-in webcam in the upper most right hand...  
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    They Did Talk to Wyden

    Talking Points Memo (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics

      We were trying to nail down whether the Obama transition really did brief Sen. Wyden and not Feinstein. Or was it that Wyden just got tipped off informally, perhaps even from Panetta. Turns out no. Wyden's office tells us they...  
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    MacBook Pro 17-inch first hands-on (update: video added)

    Engadget (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      Yep -- it looks just like its little brothers! Feels like 'em too, except the obvious bit of heft added by that 17-inch display. Of course, they don't have that sweet, gigantic battery inside, or that matte display option (until we torch Curpertino, of course... in love). Video after the break! Gallery: MacBook Pro 17-inch first hands-on Continue reading MacBook Pro 17-inch first hands-on (update:...  
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    Columbia movies back on Netflix instant view

    Xbox 360 Fanboy (subscribe) | yesterday | Entertainment

      Filed under: News Keen-eyed observers (or at least one keen-eyed observer, anyway) over at 360Sync have noticed that movies from Sony's Columbia Pictures are once again available for Netflix streaming on Xbox 360. After the titles were first yanked from the service in November, we later reported that most of the Columbia movies had returned , but it seems that now all of them are available once again....  
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    Goosed Porter

    Eschaton (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics

      Given DiFi's little temper tantrum over Panetta , I was curious how she reacted to the appointment of the buffoon Porter Goss to the top CIA post. "After much thought and a careful review of the record, I voted today to confirm the nomination of Representative Porter Goss to be Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (DCI). But I do have some serious concerns - especially about the impact of this...  
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    Apple Confirms $179 Battery Swap Cost for 17" MacBook Pro [Macworld 2009]

    Gizmodo (subscribe) | 5 hours ago | Technology

      We just confirmed with Apple that swapping out the 17" MacBook Pro's non-removable battery will cost $179 including labor. Fortunately, says Apple, the swap might not be needed for a long time: From a spokesperson at Apple: It will likely be years before you need to replace it (1000 cycles at 200 cycles/year = 5 years). You can have the battery replaced at any Apple Store or Apple-authorized reseller....  
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    Obama Mimics FDR’s Failed Policies

    Red State (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics

      President-elect Barack Obama is trying to bribe Republicans with $300 billion in tax cuts as part of a much larger economic stimulus proposal . Will the GOP take the bait? As hard as it might be for Republicans to walk away from a large tax cut, they shouldn’t be fooled by Obama’s big-spending approach . The president-elect wants to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on unemployment insurance,...  
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    Freescale Takes on Intel in Netbooks

    CES 2007 - Show Coverage from PC Ma (subscribe) | 01/05/2009 | Technology

      At the Consumer Electronics Show this week, Freescale will show off a new integrated chip that it says can be used to design cheaper, thinner netbooks with more battery life.  
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    NEC debuts 26-inch LCD2690WUXi² for professionals at Macworld

    Engadget (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      Hard to believe that the original LCD2690WUXi was introduced over two years ago, but the squared version is finally getting official here at Macworld. The 26-inch MultiSync LCD2690WUXi² packs an IPS active matrix LCD and is clearly aimed at pros and pros alone; some of the super swank features include 97.8% coverage of AdobeRGB, compatibility with NEC's SpectraViewIITM color calibrator, auto...  
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