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Big News This Week: Hands On with the Amazon Kindle DX
Sporting a bigger screen, increased storage, and a high price tag, the Amazon Kindle DX is designed with magazines and textbooks in mind.
• Ulanoff: The Kindle DX Is Cool, but Lacks Surprises
• Amazon Officially Launches Widescreen Kindle DX
Gift Guide: Mother's Day
Our analysts and editors share their picks for the best Mother's Day gifts for different types of moms.
• 10 Mother's Day Tech Gifts for Under $50
Review: Sony BDP-S360
Sony's most affordable Blu-ray player, the energy-efficient BDP-S360 delivers stellar picture quality with both high- and standard-definition discs.
Comparison: Netbooks vs. Laptops
Our performance tests gauge how netbooks stack up to standard laptops. Which is right for you?
Buying Guide: How to Buy a Blu-ray Player
With better performance, more features, and lower prices than ever before, it's a great time to upgrade to Blu-ray.
Hands On: Windows 7's XP Mode
Microsoft's new Windows XP Mode is getting a lot of buzz, but we found it to be surprisingly clunky in our testing.
• Most PCs Can't Run Windows 7 XP Mode
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Review: FileMaker Pro 10
Whether you're prototyping or engaged in a full-blown database development project, FileMaker Pro 10 gives small businesses the right set of tools for many applications.
Find the Perfect Headphones
Do your music justice with a great set of headphones. We'll show you how to find just the right pair.
Other top stories:
• How To: Back Up Your Online Photos
• Bargain Hunt: Flash Drives
• Hands On: Windows 7 Release Candidate (Build 7100)
• An Unofficial User's Guide to Gmail
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