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CNET Asia | Tech Buzz commentary CNET Asia | Tech Buzz commentary View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Xbox 360 Arcade gets internal memory One thing that bugs us when it comes to the Xbox 360 is its bazaar array of external accessories, such as its memory unit addon, snap-on Wi-Fi adapter and wired USB ... Join CNET Asia's communityGet your tech questions answered, meet other gadget lovers, start your own blog and be heard!http://asia.cnet.com ·Analyst says iPhone kept smartphone growth alive One analyst thinks that if it wasn't for the iPhone, smartphone growth would have slowed to a crawl last quarter.Charlie Wolf of Needham & Company released some data recently, as captured ... ·German lenses dissected: Glad it's not mine Camera sawn into half. (Credit: Wired)German optics is famed for its precision engineering and beautiful lens coating which can affect the sharpness of the pictures. But have you ever wondered ... ·Yogen Max's foot power to charge up your laptop (Credit: Easy Energy)Considering the strides taken in renewable energy, this seems like a step backward into the dark ages of flint and pyrite tools for making fire. Ok, that's a bit ... ·A map to light lost hikers' way (Credit: Owen Song)You're lost in the woods and it's getting darker. Wouldn't it be nice if thetwo items most essential to you finding your way out before night falls (not ... ·ASUS to offer Celeron-based Eee Box If you're a regular Crave reader, you know about the runaway popularity ofthe ASUS EeePC, the grandfather of the Netbook category. But the company's attempts toroll that success ... ·Dell opens Design Studio: Custom lids (Credit: Dell)To be honest, I've never thought Dell's new Studio laptops did much to befitthe Studio name. Dell trumpeted personalization when it launched the Studio line earlier thisyear, but ... ·gOS Cloud: Browser-based OS for Netbooks Good OS, the people who brought you the Linux-based gOS found on the US$199 Wal-Mart gPC last year, announced a browser-based OS called Cloud at the Netbook World Summit in Paris ... ·Mystery phone touchscreen N97 unveiled at Nokia World BARCELONA, SPAIN--The rumors have gotten it right again, almost. For the past several weeks, Nokia, has, taking a leaf out of Apple's product marketing book, dangled a carrot to the tech ... ·Asus releases brushed-aluminum Eee PC 1002HA A brushed-aluminum chassis distinguishes the 1002HA from the rest of the Eee PC crowd.Unveiled last month, Asus' latest addition to its ever-expanding Netbook line is the Eee PC 1002HA. It's your ...

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