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Sony PlayStation 3 Slim doesn't offer installing games on the hard drive. However, Sony is pushing PlayStation Network's 2300 movies through the video delivery service. Some of these are available in High Definition. The PS3 Slim won't have any game bundled for its U.S. consumers but for Europe region, Sony might bundle a game or may be two.

The new PS3 Slim boasts of consuming 34 percent less power as compared with its previous generation model. PS3 Slim has new 45nm fab process manufactured Cell processor but runs at same clock speed. With built-in WiFi and USB Ports, the Hard Drive access has been made easy and doesn't give any warranty voiding fears.

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This storm will manifest itself in the media, of course, thanks to the forces driving its increasing wind speeds: The rise of social networks, the increasing number of gadgets vying for our discretionary income, the need for more wireless bandwidth.But the biggest factor? The real wind beneath the tech industry's wings? Despite recent polls showing low rankings for journalistic credibility, this news just in: It's all about the news. The public is demanding more of it in text and video form -- whether it's about healthcare More about healthcare reform, breaking news regarding a plane landing in the Hudson River, NFL coverage or the Hollywood celebrity outrage du jour. And there are more and more media outlets only too willing to feed that addiction, with both straight news and either tongue-in-cheek or politically biased reactions to said news items.

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Windows 7 simplifies tasks and lets people get more done in less time with fewer clicks. Ready to deploy now, it enhances corporate data protection and security, and increases control to improve compliance and reduce risk.... making it easier to reduce costs, improve performance, and enable end users to work anywhere. These and other enhancements are the result of close collaboration with millions of customers and thousands of IT professionals... Thanks in large part to their help,

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Apple (NSDQ:AAPL) may be turning its attention back to its low-end MacBook. According to a new report, Apple may be preparing to update its white polycarbonate MacBook, the low-cost option in its ebook family. AppleInsider reports that one of its sources saw the white shells that became the calling card of the $999 notebook. But Apple may not be stopping there, with a potential refresh of the iMac all-in-one computer potentially getting an update this year as well, according to AppleInsider.

Updates to the MacBook and iMac would round out a year that has seen the majority of Apple's hardware get a refresh. At its World Wide Developers Conference in June Apple rolled out revamped MacBook Pros and introduced a new addition to the family, the 13.3-inch MacBook Pro.

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