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 [Gizmodo.com] Gizmodo, The Gadget Blog: Here are the specs, prepare yourselves, 7 inch integrated touch screen, AMD Athlon FX-57, 1GB of ram, 400GB hard drive, GeForce 7800GTX, dual-layer DVD burner and one of those new-fangled Logitech remotes. In Voodoo fashion this PC comes in a bright, blinding red sure to stick out like a sore thumb in any home theatre setup.

[Loosewire.typepad.com] loose wire: Gadgets: You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery -- saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod -- public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. I tried to get a comment from Apple at the time, but felt they had less of a case the more I looked at the story: It turned out that Apple did replace batteries (for $99, which would give you a refurbished iPod) or alternatively, you could do it yourself with third party batteries, saving yourself up to $40.

 [Us.gizmodo.com] Gizmodo - Gadgets: It can runs a PSP, laptop and portable DVD player for an extra two hours over its standard charge time while also recharging cell phones, PDA’s and digital audio players in 30 minutes. Just want to use the inverter?

 [Suuntowatches.com] SuuntoWatches.com Blog: (A Microsoft spokeswoman says pendant-style Smart Watches for women are on the drawing board, along with smaller wrist devices.) Off the cuff, Smart Watches get thumbs up for science and gizmosity. They're the first real-world example of Microsoft's long-awaited Smart Personal Object Technology, which has the potential to deliv-er custom-tailored infobits wirelessly to a wide variety of everyday devices ranging from watches to "smart" chopsticks.

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