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Microsoft confirmed it will cut the price of its Xbox 360 video game console on 8/27, launching a counter move to a recent Sony PlayStation 3 price cut.

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Even though the Palm Pre smartphone received a lot of hype both prior to and during its recent U.S. launch, the smartphone isn’t selling well enough to ensure further longevity for Palm or…

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LG has officially launched two new high-definition TV units that are able to stream the Netflix movie service directly through the TV.

The company is now shipping the 50-inch 50PS80 plasma and…

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SanDisk has launched several new products aimed specifically for netbook owners, as the Computex trade show in Taipei has a strong influence over the popular devices.

The company is now shipping…

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NASA is set to televise the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis, on its mission to the Hubble Space Telescope, in high definition.

The HD coverage will start with Friday’s STS-125 Countdown Status Briefing from Kennedy Space Center, continuing throughout the weekend to include the arrival of…read more…

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A maker of digital kiosks wants to test out movie and rental download hubs for SD cards later this year.

MOD Systems is in talks with retailers to launch a pilot program, Video Business reports. The kiosks would stock new and old releases from Warner Bros. and Paramount Studios for…read more…

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Playstaion 3 owners in Australia and several European countries will get an injection of free streaming content starting this summer, when a new service called VidZone launches.

VidZone will stream free, ad-supported music videos to PS3 users in the UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Spain and…read more…

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The US Federal Trade Commission is launching an inquiry into whether Apple and Google violated antitrust laws by sharing two directors, the New York Times reports.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt and former Genentech chief executive Arthur Levinson serve on both boards of directors. Under…read more…

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As Microsoft inches closer towards the launch of its Windows 7 operating system, it remains unclear what will happen to the unpopular Windows Vista OS.

All Vista support will stop in April 2012, but it’s very likely that sales of the OS will end much sooner than that.

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Although not officially confirmed by AT&T or Research In Motion (RIM), the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone is expected to launch on AT&T networks next month.

This BGR image shows the back of a BlackBerry Curve 8900 supported on the AT&T network. AT&T already has an…read more…

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