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http://www.freyburg.com [Freyburg.com] Ars Technica muses on an Apple DVR Ars Technica, always a good source of smart-thinkerin' on matters technological, has an interesting article up about the possibilities and pitfalls of an Apple DVR. I'd love it if Apple threw down with a device that owned the living room like the iPod does with portable music (and, I guess, video), but we'll have to see what Uncle Steve has up his sleeve, if anything.

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