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Meet the X360, the latest laptop from Samsung and one the company is very proud of. The X360 sits in the same 13.3-inch screen class as Apple’s Macbook Air but is lighter.

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Samsung’s X360: Lighter than Air?

In the battle of thinnest LCD TV, Philips could win if it put its current prototype TV on the market.

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Philips enters thin TV game

Sure, we’ve seen some blurry videos and managed a few stolen glimpses when Andy Rubin demonstrated this beast, but now we’ve gotten our hands on a slew of pictures showing off a very real T-Mobile-branded Dream in all its Android-running glory. Not only does this confirm the design spied in those FCC docs as well as show off that nearly-done version of Android, but it seems to confirm the fact that this will be headed to T-Mobile, and sooner rather than later judging from the looks of the above device. Needless to say, our inner-geeks are completely geeking out right now. Hit the gallery below for a handful of other views of the phone.

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HTC?s Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

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Internet Traffic Begins to Bypass the U.S.

LG Electronics announced a networked-attached storage server at this week’s IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin.

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LG’s NAS offers Blu-Ray support

Toshiba has brought its prototype TV based on the powerful Cell processor to IFA and is displaying a new feature and for the first time talking about a launch date.

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Toshiba’s Cell-powered TV

Around the Berlin IFA show grounds Miss IFA and her red hair are all over, but who is she? We take a closer look.

Who is Miss IFA?

Keeping with the thin is in theme at this year’s IFA, Sony launched 3 new models of Walkman players at Europe’s largest consumer electronics show. The S series, which are 7.5 millimeters thin are available in two main types, the S630 and the S730.

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Sony’s new Walkmans slim down

Keith tests out the Roku box for Netflix and finds that the movie selection is lacking, but it works well for TV series episode viewing.

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Roku Netflix player streams the flicks

Fujitsu Siemens introduces the Amilo netbook, a low cost laptop, at Berlin’s IFA.

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Amilo low-cost notebook at IFA

Sony will launch later this year a set that’s considerably thinner than others on the market.

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World’s thinnest LCD TV from Sony

Sharp has developed a new range of LCD (liquid crystal display) TVs that are thinner and have larger screens than its previous thinnest televisions.

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Sharp unveils its thinnest LCD TVs yet

Panasonic used IFA in Berlin to show off its thin-PDP protype that can pull in IPTV channels.

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Panasonic shows larger thin-PDP protype and IPTV

After licking its wounds Toshiba decided to focus on turning a standard definition picture into HD.

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Toshiba’s XDE turns SD into HD, almost

Overview of UNICEF’s “Bee” mobile communication system, which allows communication, connectivity and data access in field conditions where such technologies are often difficult or impossible to use.

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UNICEF brings network to remote areas