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A towel, it says, is about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have. Partly it has great practical value.

Need pants? Check out this deal for Banana Republic.

Microsoft's Surface table has been around for what seems like an age but it's pricey and there's not much in the way of competition. However, all that could change next month as Sony brings its own offering, the atracTable, to the, er, table.

It's a me, Mario!

We post stuff that the majority of our readers enjoy reading, and even so, Apple articles get bashed constantly -- mainly by just a select few. But what about the other way around? Are Apple-fans just as rabid? Apparently so.

Today being April fool's day there's a lot of crazy news doing the rounds. Some sites opted for pranks instead of news though, so here's the best of the April fool's jokes we've seen today. Not surprisingly, Google had a few really good ones.

What does 3D without glasses look like, anyway?

But there's still no word on launch or pricing.

Microsoft today demonstrated the company's Mobile Surface technology at its annual TechFest.

Scary.

A disassembly of Apple's latest iteration of the iPod touch shows that there's room for a camera in there. Actually scratch that, there isn't just room for a camera, there's a camera shaped hole that wasn't there before.

Well isn't this a nice little surprise for your Wednesday morning. Apple has dropped the prices of both the iPod Nano and the iPod Touch. The company also lopped a little off the price of an iPod Classic too.

It seems Sony might not be alone in its endeavors to go after a piece of the Wii pie.

Rochester (NY) - And you thought your 12 megapixel camera is overkill: Kodak announced a new flagship product for its full frame CCD sensors, which creates digital images with a resolution of 50.

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Los Angeles (CA) - A pair of Chinese men were caught at the Los Angeles International Airport with ten military-grade infrared cameras as they were about to board an international flight.

Japan-based vendors of digital cameras increasingly are adopting LCD panels in sizes of 2.

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