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Here’s a brief review I recorded this morning for the HP Wireless Elite Keyboard. I normally don’t do reviews like this, but I always appreciate finding reviews like this when I’m looking to buy a product.

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The TwitterPeek is quite possibly the most pointless device man has ever created. It’s a small handheld device that does Twitter --- only Twitter. It looks like a smart phone and is about the same size and weight --- but all it does is Twitter. I have no idea how well the TwitterPeek works, but the real question is why do I care? What difference does it make if it works good or not? Why should I carry around a second device for doing something my Blackberry already does --- and does quite well? Oh, I also forgot to mention the TwitterPeek costs $200. No thanks....

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The good folks at Mashable have written a great article breaking down the positives and negatives of Seesmic Desktop and TweetDeck. If you're trying to decide which one to use, this article should help clear that up. I started using Seesmic Desktop yesterday and I could not be happier. Seesmic may well become the dominant Twitter client in the months to come if the early version of Desktop is any indication....

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  It’s that dreaded fateful time of year again…tax time. Fortunately, you’re not alone figuring out our absurd tax code.   There are plenty of software programs out there to lend a helping hand, and CNET has reviewed some of them....

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  If you’re in the market for a new notebook computer, I cannot say enough good things about my HP HDX 16. It’s the best computer I’ve ever owned without a doubt. It’s blazing fast, and has one of the best screens available on a notebook.   It’s the only pc notebook that I’m aware of that has the same kind of LED backlit display as a Macbook. Like the Macbook, the HP HDX series of notebooks have screens that are a solid pane of glass.   It has an Intel Centrino 2 core 2 duo processor running at 2.8-GHz with 4 GB of Ram expandable to 8. You can order several different...

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