It may not be common knowledge, but there are a lot of differences between the original 1980 release of "The Empire Strikes Back" and the 2004 DVD version--at least 151 of them, to be exact.
StarWars.com has posted that many frame comparisons depicting the discrepancies, starting with the 20th Century Fox logo. See how many you recognize.
Stakes are high as Google attempts to maintain one of the Internet's greatest cash machines while pushing into new and risky markets.
• Android event set for Jan. 5
The gift frenzy over Zhu Zhu Pets leaves some power sellers feeling like they've just run a marathon--but the steep price tags lead to some impressive profits.
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Gaming and Culture
Disney opening 'magical' Times Square storeSteve Jobs' influence? Company to apply "theme park" design to its new Manhattan store, complete with a children's theater, interactive castle, and special events.
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En route to GPS-based air traffic control (images)
Technically Incorrect
EA continues to caddy for Tiger WoodsVideo game maker says it will release a new Tiger Woods golf game later this month, while it refuses to say much regarding the scandal clouding his personal life.
Beyond Binary
Microsoft sets Office 2010 pricingSoftware maker offers two sets of prices, one for those buying a full boxed copy and a lower one for those just buying a product key code.
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Deep-sea volcanic explosion--part 2 (video)
Relevant Results
Live coverage of Google's Android phone announcementGoogle has unveiled its first stab at consumer electronics--the Nexus One smartphone. Check this space for live updates.
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Deep-sea volcanic explosion--part 1 (video)
The Social
Fresh legal woes for ConnectU foundersRemember file-sharing site I2hub? Its creator claims that due to a partnership with social network ConnectU, he's entitled to part of ConnectU's Facebook settlement money.
The Digital Home
NASA's Kepler finds five 'hot Jupiters'After less than a year in operation, NASA's Kepler space telescope finds five new exoplanets in our galaxy. Unfortunately, none of them is habitable.
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NASA trains WISE eye on the sky (photos)
Android Atlas
Google unveils Nexus OneAfter weeks of sightings and rumors, Google finally unveiled its Nexus One Android phone.
2010 CES
Whirlpool, Direct Energy assemble home energy systemWill home networks get smart to energy management? Whirlpool and Direct Energy team with a display maker and Best Buy in a big to automate savings.
