Rich brown reviewing the 20inch 2.4GHz Apple 5th Generation iMac.

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CNET Asia reviews Fujitsu LifeBook U1010

It's all the goodies from the Crave blog. Natali Del Conte joins Brian Tong to talk about what they still Crave with the iPhone 3G, Sony's Rolly dancing MP3 player, a BMW concept car made of fabric, and a robot you can make out with!

This is the new Novint Falcon device. It is a pointing device that allows 3D movement and gives the user feedback from 3D virtual objects. It is supposed to eventually cost less than $100

Excellent 8.5 out of 10 Pros: Excellent selection of games, including many 360-only exclusives; all games are in native high-definition; user-friendly Dashboard interface; supports wireless controllers and accessories; Xbox Live service offers online multiplayer (with matchmaking and voice chat) and content downloads for most games; backward compatible with many--but not all--original Xbox titles; doubles as a superior digital media hub and Windows Media extender; online Marketplace allows easy purchases of minigames, add-on gaming content, high-def movies, and TV shows. Cons: The Elite fails to correct most of the annoyances of the original 360 version: the noisy DVD drive and cooling fan; a gigantic, oversize power supply; no built-in wireless networking; only three USB ports; a substandard DVD player; support for next-gen HD DVD movies requires a bulky external accessory; online gaming requires a paid subscription to Xbox Live; proprietary wireless format limits third-party accessories. The bottom line: While it's neither a must-have upgrade for existing 360 owners nor as feature-packed as the PS3, the Xbox 360 Elite's combination of top-notch gaming and digital media features make it the current game console of choice.

New Updated Razr 2 comes out as GSM CDMA And USB 2.0. Reviewed by Rich De Muro. Subscribe to keep up to dates with the latest Cnet Videos!! Note: This vid is better than Phone sccops one! (no offense)

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The technology website CNET.com mentioned Algae Biodiesel in a short segment. Considering that Algae grows quickly, is carbon neutral and the fuel (biodiesel) being produced will run in the most efficient internal combusion engines we currently use, this could well be the best alternative to petroleum.

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CNET Editors' Rating: 5.6/10 Product Summary: The good: The Nokia 2760 has user-friendly controls and its feature set includes Bluetooth. Call quality was satisfying and the photo quality is respectable. The bad: The Nokia 2760's plastic skin feels rather cheap, and the display is washed out. Speakerphone quality is poor, the menus are sluggish, and the 2760 supports just two GSM bands. The bottom line: The Nokia 2760 is far from perfect but it's fine for occasional callers, and it has a decent camera to boot. Specs: Band / mode: GSM 850/1900 (Dual Band); Talk time: Up to 420 min; Combined with: With digital camera / FM radio Thanks for Watching and Please Subscribe!! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=imjom %%Review

MSI Wind U100-002LA (white, Windows XP) Manufacturer: MSI Computer Corp. Part Number: 9S7-N01152-002 Specs: Processor: Intel Atom (1.6 GHz); RAM installed: 1 GB DDR II SDRAM; Weight: 2.2 lbs PLease Subscribe!!! %%Review

NOTE: I TOTALLY DISAGREE WITH THIS Perhaps no other cell phone in history has been as anticipated as Apple's iPhone. From the moment it was announced by Apple to the time it was released six months later, the cell phone was a constant topic of rumors and speculation. Now that it's here, we can report that the iPhone largely succeeds on most fronts, particularly as a music player, but it's hardly the only cell phone with multimedia prowess. The Nokia N95 also offers a raft of music and video features and admirable performance. So which one is better, you ask? Well CNET is here to provide an answer, as we pit the two phones against each other in their first head-to-head match-up. Let's have a clean fight, fellas. Ding ding

10/16/08 IMPORTANT! I am very close to getting 300 subscribers. If you are my 300th subcriber i will happily put a link to your channel in my channel. If you think you are my 300th subscriber please take a screenshot of the channel proving that you are my 300th subber. NOTE: take a screenshot when its says "299" PLEASE NO LYING! If may people say that they are my 300th subber i will cancel this link thing. THANK YOU!! I MIGHT SUB IF YOU ARE A GOOD YOUTUBER!! THANKS!! Apple's fourth-generation iPod Nano returns to its slender form and offers new features such as Genius playlists, voice recording, and shake shuffle. CNET editors' rating: 4.0 stars Excellent The good: The fourth-generation iPod Nano is more attractive and colorful than its predecessor and includes Apple's new Genius playlist tool, a tilt sensor, and accessibility features for the visually impaired. The bad: To use the new Nano, you must upgrade to Apple's iTunes 8 software with its laundry list of hardware requirements; the rounded screen invites glare; sound quality is only average. The bottom line: The fourth-generation iPod Nano is easy on the eyes and the wallet, and you can't beat its hardware and user interface design. Just be sure to give iTunes 8 a spin before committing. Specifications: Device type: Digital player; Flash memory installed: 8 GB; Digital player supported digital audio standards: WAV, AIFF, Audible, MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless Honors: 10/6/08 #62 - Most Discussed (This Month) - Science & Technology #94 - Most Viewed (This Month) - Science & Technology #96 - Top Favorited (This Month) - Science & Technology

Here is the review for the Amazon Kindle. The Amazon Kindle is available on Amazon.com for $399.99 It uses the Sprint EVDO network to access data much like a cell phone without a wireless hotspot and most of all, it is free. It has 256 MB of internal storage and provides an SD memory card slot along with a USB mini slot, along with a headphone jack.

This week on Crave, Veronica Belmont and James Kim rock out with speakers built for a bike, cool off with the help of a slick new refrigerator, then take a shower in a virtual jungle.

CNET does a video review of the LG Dare from Verizon Wireless *this is not my video, it is CNET.com's video and I had nothing to do with it. #18 - Most Discussed (This Week) - Science & Technology #92 - Most Responded (Today) - Science & Technology #45 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Science & Technology - India #8 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Science & Technology #90 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Science & Technology - Mexico #8 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Science & Technology - South Korea #19 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Science & Technology #60 - Top Rated (This Week) - Science & Technology

Very good 7.7 out of 10 The good: The LG Prada cell phone has a sophisticated and stylish design that is sure to turn heads. Its 3-inch display is stunning, and the touch screen interface is surprisingly usable. It also has a 2.0-megapixel camera, a music player, and a document viewer. The bad: The LG Prada does not have 3G support, which is unfortunate for such an expensive phone. While the touch screen interface isn't too difficult to use, it still requires a little bit of a learning curve. A few of the phone's external buttons are a little hard to press, and the microSD card slot is inconveniently located behind the battery. The bottom line: While the LG Prada is a gorgeous phone with a stunning touch screen display, its simple feature set may not justify its hefty price tag. That said, if you want one of the most fashionable phones available, the LG Prada is definitely the phone to get.

Kent German reviews the Motorolav3xx

Donald Bell, Senior Editor of Digital audio and MP3, reviews the long awaited price cut, stripped down version of the iphone

CNET editors' rating: 3.5 stars Very good The good: More configurable than other Netbooks; good battery life; XP and Linux OS options. The bad: Some awkward keyboard compromises; no SSD options larger than 16GB. The bottom line: Dell's entry into the Netbook market means its time to take these low-cost, low-power PCs seriously. The Inspiron Mini 9 is an excellent example of the form, if not radically different from the competition. Specifications: Processor: Intel ATOM (1.6 GHz); RAM installed: 512 MB DDR2 SDRAM; Display: 8.9; HONORS: 9/06/08 #38 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Germany #43 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Australia #45 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Canada #56 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - United Kingdom #45 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Ireland #32 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - India #56 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - New Zealand #33 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology #42 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Spain #39 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Mexico #94 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Italy #11 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Japan #17 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - South Korea #99 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Poland #48 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Brazil #30 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Hong Kong #84 - Most Viewed (Today) - Science & Technology - Taiwan #81 - Top Favorites (Today) - Science & Technology

The good: The Creative Zen Stone is an exceptional bargain, and it comes in a choice of six colors. It offers good sound quality, is easy to use, and includes a standard mini-USB port for syncing and charging. It supports Audible files and has a Skip Folder function that makes it easy to skip through groups of tracks. The bad: The Creative Zen Stone has no screen, no extra features, and no built-in clip like that of the iPod Shuffle. The rated battery life is unimpressive. The bottom line: The Creative Zen Stone is a fantastic choice as a secondary MP3 player or for first timers on a budget who want a simple, great-sounding device with limited features and a bargain basement price tag. Rating: 7.0 Check Prices: 30- 40 $$$$

CNET News' Ina Fried gets her hands (literally) on the latest test build of Windows 7 and tries out the multitouch features. Click here to read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10081299-56.html

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