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The monthly electricty bill is typically the only data consumers get – until now. German utility Energie Baden-Württemberg began late last year rolling-out smart meters and was demonstrating them at the Cebit IT fair.

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Smart meters aim to save energy, money

Wireless stream tunes from your iPod or iPhone to the Altec Lansing Octiv Air system up to 100 feet away.

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Altec Lansing’s Octiv Air streams the iPod tunes

Since many are penny pinching these days, Google has decided to pitch in. The company has launched a new experimental website called Tip Jar.

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Google Tip Jar shares money saving ideas

From Germany’s Cebit: traffic slows at the show, Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the highlights, a Fujitsu PC draws zero watts when switched off, Asus unveils a touchscreen prototype, MSI shows off a thin netbook.

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Week in Review – 3/6

MIT’s Electric Vehicle Team recently unveiled a solar powered car that they plan to race across Australia later this year.

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MIT preps solar car for Aussie race

Meet Justin, a space-age robot that makes the tea.

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CEBIT: Justin, the robot tea preparer

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger comes to Cebit to promote California.

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CEBIT: Arnold promotes California tech

Greenpeace uses Cebit to launch a new environmental campaign.

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CEBIT goes green

Keith discovers an easier way to do screen recordings for training purposes, via Citrix Online’s new GoView software.

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DEMO 09: Citrix’s GoView

The Pixatell on-demand software goes beyond e-mail communication, letting users visually explain concepts much better than just typing out long notes.

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DEMO 09: Ontier’s Pixetell

Symantec’s MyGuru service offers the “tech gurus” of the world an easy way to provide technical support to friends and family members.

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DEMO 09: Symantec’s MyGuru

Linux app for Windows that turns an older machine into a Netbook that boots quickly and runs a number of popular Web apps.

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DEMO 09: Xandros’ Presto

The Vue personal video network uses wireless mesh technology and lets you place wireless Web cams almost anywhere.

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DEMO 09: Avaak’s Vue cameras

Keith checks out the Touch Book from Always Innovating, a netbook with a detachable touch-screen that you can also put on your refrigerator (it has a magnetic backing).

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DEMO 09: Touch-screen netbook from Always Innovating

CEBIT: Asus shows a prototype computer with dual touchscreen.

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CEBIT: Asus shows a dual-touchscreen prototype