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The Evora: Lotus' larger sports car

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Published Aug. 17, 2010 at 1:40 p.m.

CNET Car Tech gets drive time on the track and public roads in the 2010 Lotus Evora ... Originally posted at The Car Tech blog ...

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New AV receiver features to look for in 2010

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Published Aug. 17, 2010 at 1:21 p.m.

AV receivers don't change as much as other home theater products, but there are still a few new features every year that you need to be aware of. CNET rounds up the changes for 2010 ...

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The 404 646: Where we have it your way (podcast)

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4Food: Burgers with social media on the side ... (Credit:4Food) ... Would you eat a burger created by The 404 Podcast? CNET social-media expert Caroline McCarthy joins us on today's episode and tell us about the burger joint of the future ... Rex Sorgatz, one of the founders of Fimoculous and ... Originally posted at The 404 Podcast ...

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Windows Home Server 'Vail' sees new beta release, adds OS X support

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Published Aug. 17, 2010 at 10:20 a.m.

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It's not the biggest of releases, but progress is progress at this point. Since launching in late April, Microsoft has been rather mum on the future of its latest Windows Home Server build. This week, however, the second major beta release has been let loose into the wilds, with Vail's most recent build now available to download there in the source link. The Big M doesn't go into great detail on what all has been added and / or changed, only saying that this new version has "plenty of

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Oracle sues Google over Java patent infringement in Android

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Published Aug. 12, 2010 at 8:38 p.m.

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It's no secret that Android and the Dalvik virtual machine it uses are heavily based on Java, and it looks like Oracle isn't so happy about it: the database giant (which acquired Java when it bought Sun) just announced that it's suing Google for copyright and patent infringement. The suit alleges Android violates some seven patents and contains copies of Sun's original Java code -- a damning accusation given that Google CEO Eric Schmidt once led the Java team before leaving Sun and eventually

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Top-rated Samsung monitors

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Published Aug. 10, 2010 at 3:51 p.m.

CNET picks the Top 5 Samsung monitors ...

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Coming soon: WWDC 2010 live blog

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Published June 4, 2010 at 4:09 p.m.

CNET is covering Steve Jobs' keynote at the Apple developer conference live on Monday, where he is expected to announce details of the next version of the iPhone ... Originally posted at Circuit Breaker ...

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Sony NEX-5 is small, really really small (video)

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Published May 11, 2010 at 6:04 a.m.

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What started back in 2008 has become a glorious trend: stuffing DSLR-sized sensors into compact camera bodies. First it was Olympus and Panasonic with its Micro Four Thirds standard followed recently by Samsung's NX10. Now Sony is flexing its digital imaging muscle with the introduction of its own compacts sporting APS-C-sized sensors and interchangeable glass. Both CNET and LetGoDigital already have previews of the NEX-5 -- the "world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens digital

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Clearwire sticking with WiMAX until at least 2012

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Published May 10, 2010 at 9:36 p.m.

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Clearwire always seems to have commitment issue. Despite going steady with WiMAX, the company keeps saying that they might eventually part ways for different pastures -- namely LTE, should WiMAX turn out to be a dead end (talk about relationship pressure). That's still ongoing, as CEO Bill Morrow recently explained to CNET that its contract with Intel has been amended so that "either party can terminate the technology agreement within 30 days" but later adding that it definitely wouldn't hop on

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