Israel launches electric-car program

This blog initially misidentified the prime minister of Israel. He is Ehud Olmert. It also misidentified the person whose speech can be found on the Project Better Place Web site--it is by Shai Agassi--and as such an earlier version of this post also incorrectly attributed a quote from that speech. Read the updated story here.

Cracking open the XBox 360 Elite

This photo gallery originally misstated the name and maker of the CPU. The Xbox 360 Elite uses a multi-core PowerPC processor designed and made by IBM.

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AMD delaying two Phenom chips, moving others forward

This story misidentified one of the Phenom processors being delayed by AMD. The chips that have been delayed are the Phenom 9900 and 9700.

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Skype's mobile dreams

This story initially misstated Skype's CES announcement about the Sony Mylo. Its software will be embedded on the new version of the Mylo COM-2. Skype software had already been available on the Mylo that was launched in 2006.

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Apple ships new Mac Pro, Xserve ahead of Macworld

This blog initially mischaracterized the nature of the unlimited client license for Mac OS X Server Leopard that comes with a new Apple Xserve. It allows purchasers to connect an unlimited number of clients to that server. Read the updated story here.

Photos: Toyota's A-BAT mobile

This photo gallery originally misstated the power sources of the Toyota A-BAT concept vehicle. It will be a gas-electric hybrid vehicle.

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Upcoming Senate vote may shield wiretap collaborators

The original version of this story incorrectly stated the vote count. It was 76-10. Read the updated story here.

What bad year? AMD's Hector Ruiz gets a raise

Due to incorrect information provided by a member of AMD's public relations staff, this story erroneously reported that CEO Hector Ruiz was given a raise this week. The raise in question was awarded in 2006. Please see updated story for a more detailed explanation.

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Global warming worry: Accelerating pace of change

This article originally gave the wrong name of the polluted river that burned in Ohio. It was the Cuyahoga River.

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