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2010 CES
Robot floor cleaner Mint gets those tight spotsMint is a robot mop/duster for hard floors that can detect walls and fit into tight corners. It's a cheaper, smaller alternative to Scooba, but offers a lighter scrub.
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The Open Road
Should enterprise IT piggyback on consumer Web?Enterprise software is notoriously expensive and complex, while the consumer Web is the exact opposite. Should software vendors start borrowing Web infrastructure?
2010 CES
Project Natal gets a date, but not a price tagThe Xbox 360 add-on is aimed for a holiday release, as had been expected. Redmond also touts Windows 7 sales numbers and shows off the latest PCs, including an HP tablet.
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Highlights from the Microsoft keynote
2010 CES
Sprint announces 3G/4G wireless Wi-Fi routerSprint Nextel has announced a device that allows subscribers to share their 3G/4G wireless signal with up to five Wi-Fi devices.
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Seth Meyers skit at the Microsoft keynote
Digital Media
Baidu launching online-video companyChinese search provider Baidu to create new company to provide premium online video, trying to satisfy growing demand among users in China for high-quality video.
The Space Shot
Shuttle Endeavour readying for February launchShuttle moved to launch pad 39A Wednesday for a planned February 7 liftoff on a space station assembly mission, the first of a final five flights planned for 2010.
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Unboxing the Nexus One (photos)
2010 CES
JayBird announces ultracompact BlueBuds headphonesThe latest stereo Bluetooth headset from JayBird offers a stylish, compact design and integrated iPhone controls.
Green Tech
'Google Energy' subsidiary considers clean powerGoogle creates energy subsidiary and submits a request to buy and sell electricity. It's part of Google's goal to use large amounts of renewable energy to offset its carbon footprint.
