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I N   T H I S   I S S U E Welcome to PCMag.com's Weekend Update! Here are the hottest stories that hit PCMag.com this week. Let us know what you think-and enjoy the newsletter. Big News This Week: Roundup: Super Bowl–Worthy Big-Screen HDTVs Preview: Windows Internet Explorer 8 RC1 News: 5 DTV Transition Myths Ulanoff: Diary of a Slow Computer News: Microsoft Shuts Down 'Flight Simulator' Game Studio Inside Windows 7 Device Stage Dvorak: How the Itanium Killed the Computer Industry Review: Dell Inspiron Mini 12     ADVERTISEMENT Big News This Week: Roundup: Super Bowl–Worthy Big-Screen HDTVs For the big game, you want an HDTV that can keep up with all the action. Here's some solid shopping advice, along with six sets that are perfect for catching the pigskin. • 10 Fun Games for Your Super Bowl Party Preview: Windows Internet Explorer 8 RC1 Release Candidate 1 of Microsoft's latest browser brings more speed, security, and browsing aids, but is it enough to ward off Firefox's encroachment? • Our Favorite IE8 Add-Ons • Microsoft IE8 Hits RC1 Milestone, Stops Clickjacking News: 5 DTV Transition Myths Despite what you may have heard, there's no reason to fear the digital television switchover. Here's why. Ulanoff: Diary of a Slow Computer Sometimes an underperforming PC's story unfolds over years, and its diagnosis and repair can take countless hours. News: Microsoft Shuts Down 'Flight Simulator' Game Studio Microsoft confirmed Friday that the software giant has shuttered ACES Studios, the developer of the Flight Simulator series of games, whose latest incarnation is Flight Simulator X. The simulation is considered Microsoft's oldest product, dating back to 1982. Inside Windows 7 Device Stage We'll show you how Windows 7's Device Stage makes interacting with your gear easier—and more fun. SUBSCRIBE TO PC MAGAZINE DIGITAL TODAY! Subscribe to PC Magazine Digital today for as little as $.62 a copy and enjoy the convenience and immediate delivery of digital.       PC Magazine is America’s #1 technology magazine, delivering authoritative, lab-based comparative reviews of technology products and services Dvorak: How the Itanium Killed the Computer Industry HP, IBM, Dell, and even Sun Microsystems gambled sight unseen on the unproven Itanium architecture around the year 2000. What a damn shame. Review: Dell Inspiron Mini 12 A 12-inch widescreen is a rare sight on any netbook, but Dell's Inspiron Mini 12 is as light as some of its 10-inch peers. Other top stories: • Bargain Hunt: Internal Hard Drives • Expert Analysis: Mac or PC: Making the Big Switch • Beyond Guitar Hero • Roundup: How to Find the Right GPS • The Best Free Software of 2009 To find out more about what's going on in the world of technology, check out www.pcmag.com throughout the day! The PCMag.com Bookstore PC Magazine's Windows Vista Solutions We've got all the answers you need to get the most out of Microsoft's new OS. In our Windows Vista Solutions book, we'll help you pick the right version of Vista, optimize it for maximum security and/or flexibility, and configure it to suit your work habits. Also, learn about new features and applications like Windows Photo Gallery, Media Player 11, and Internet Explorer 7. PC Magazine's Office 2007 Solutions Want to get the most out of your new Office suite? Struggling to make sense of the Ribbon? 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Microsoft: Next step for Windows 7 is a release candidate; P2P networks rife with sensitive health-care data, researcher warns

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8. Microsoft charges ex-employee with spying
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9. How to make Windows XP last for the next seven years
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10. Robert L. Mitchell: D-Day: Verizon dumps landline business on FairPoint
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Data leaks over P2P networks involving the health-care sector pose a significant
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Fannie Mae engineer indicted for planting server bomb

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Former prosecutor: Mayor's plea for UFO hacker is off base

A U.S. prosecutor criticized the mayor of London for his public plea to
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10 Fun Games for Your Super Bowl Party; Hands On: Verizon Hub; Gateway's Colorful High-Def LCD; and More

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I N   T H I S   I S S U E     ADVERTISEMENT 10 Fun Games for Your Super Bowl Party Looking to amp up your Super Bowl party with the halftime entertainment of your choice? Kick, pass, tackle, and score with these cool games, including NCAA Football 09 for the Wii and LED Football 2 for the iPhone. A Business Laptop with Long Battery Life If battery life ranks high on your list of business needs, the HP EliteBook 2530p won't disappoint. This light and lovely system will keep on trucking for more than 20 hours with the extended battery, and offers plenty of wireless options. Hands On with the Verizon Hub The Verizon Hub, a souped-up home voice-over-Internet phone sold by Verizon Wireless, could eventually become the hub of your home. But right now, it costs too much and provides too few services to live up to its potential. We reveal more in our report. Solid Stereo Sound without Wires Wireless headsets have seemed to miss the mark quite a bit these days. Motorola's well-designed and affordable MotoROKR S9-HD, however, may finally give stereo Bluetooth headsets a good name--even when it comes to sound quality. Check it out in the full review. Gateway's Colorful High-Def LCD Designed with gaming and multimedia enthusiasts in mind, the stylish Gateway FHD2401 monitor delivers bold colors and very good text readability, but its grayscale and viewing angle performance are subpar. Find out more in our in-depth review. Gearlog: eSlick E-book Reader Aims to Undercut Amazon Kindle The upcoming eSlick Reader doesn't look like much. But its target price point of $230--significantly less than the Amazon Kindle and Sony e-book readers--could make it a tempting buy, especially since it will be the first hardware e-ink device to support eReader files. Get the full scoop on Gearlog.com. GoodCleanTech: Panasonic's New Lamp Automatically Adjusts Brightness Panasonic is releasing the first self-regulating fluorescent lamp for home use. The new product is called the Auto-eco Light-control Twin Pa--a lamp that can detect the brightness of the area or ambient lighting up to three meters. Learn more on GoodCleanTech.com. To find out more about what's going on in the world of technology, check out www.pcmag.com throughout the day! SUBSCRIBE TO PC MAGAZINE DIGITAL TODAY! Subscribe to PC Magazine Digital today for as little as $.62 a copy and enjoy the convenience and immediate delivery of digital.       PC Magazine is America’s #1 technology magazine, delivering authoritative, lab-based comparative reviews of technology products and services. The PCMag.com Bookstore PC Magazine's Windows Vista Solutions We've got all the answers you need to get the most out of Microsoft's new OS. In our Windows Vista Solutions book, we'll help you pick the right version of Vista, optimize it for maximum security and/or flexibility, and configure it to suit your work habits. 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New Disk Performance Analyzer for Networks 2.0 takes the guesswork out of tracking networked system performance. This revolutionary utility scans networked systems' performance from one single access point. It equips administrators with an arsenal of performance data, so they can zero in on systems' fragmentation and slows. Click here to download this free white paper now! Download Free White Papers View More Research eNewsletter Information You are subscribed to PCMag.com's ProductWire with the email address austinames2008.pcmag@blogger.com. Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. To subscribe to other e-mail newsletters from Ziff Davis, change your delivery format from HTML to text, or change your email address, click here. Copyright © 2008 Ziff Davis Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis Media Inc., 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016 ALSO OF INTEREST Will Obama Switch to Windows Mobile? 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