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Power your Air with the sun
« Posted: June 17, 2008, 10:30:08 PM »


Power your Air with the sun
      


Featured links from the CNET Blog Network


Power your Air with the Sun--Mini solar panel kit from Apple accessories retailer can power and charge MacBook Air simultaneously.


Intel releases more details on future Nehalem chip--An Intel paper details the communication speeds and power saving features, among other details.


Big ideas, smaller audiences, and too many metrics--John Battelle's Conversational Marketing Summit, which debuted last fall with much acclaim in a more intimate setting in San Francisco, faced a challenging task with its second edition last week in New York.


British study shows recorded music far from dead--A study conducted by British Music Rights shows that young consumers value their music collections highly, and would be willing to pay for a legal peer-to-peer service while continuing to buy CDs.

      

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