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AT&T for the iPad? Yup, it handles Kindle, too
Some were surprised to hear that Apple's newest product, the iPad, will run on AT&T's network, which has drawn complaints from Apple iPhone users.  But the iPad's impact on the network  is not estimated to be what it was for the iPhone. Full story
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Intel rolls out new computer chips
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Carmakers navigate a winding road
Car tech romances the screen at CES
3-D gets ready for its close-up
E-reader boom kindles a variety of new options
Sony: US electronic sales looking up
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Palm Pre, Pixi coming to Verizon Wireless
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Dell displays small Android-run slate computer
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T-Mobile USA to stop selling landline service
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  Consumer Electronics Show 2010
Microsoft generates little buzz in CES opener
‘Small-in-one’ devices prove content is king
Apple's influence reigns over CES
Samsung to launch e-book readers
AT&T to begin selling Android-based phones
LG introducing 3-D TVs in May; no exact price yet
AT&T eyes wireless in auto, tracking devices
Wireless tether designed to prevent lost phones
Mobile digital TV goes from big to small screen
Skype to offer HD video calls on some new TVs
Powermat stretches lineup for wireless charging
At CES, a focus on cost-effective gadgets
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