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Microsoft version of iPOD coming soon
Media release
Jul. 9, 2006
Microsoft Corp. is preparing to roll out a portable digital music player later this year, an apparent bid to capture a slice of the market now dominated by the iPod, music industry executives say.
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Microsoft version of iPOD coming soon
Media release
Microsoft Corp. is preparing to roll out a portable digital music player later this year
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Space shuttle 100% fit to come back home : NASA
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NASA clears space shuttle for return to Earth
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Some of the country's most notorious street gangs have gotten Web-savvy
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Some of the country's most notorious street gangs have gotten Web-savvy, showcasing illegal exploits, making threats, and honoring killed and jailed members on digital turf.
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Apple iMac personal computer for $899
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Apple Computer Inc. on Wednesday said it will begin selling a version of its iMac personal computer for $899 for the education market as it bolsters its business aimed at students and teachers.
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Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp. takes on BlackBerry in Japan
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Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp. unveiled a new smart phone on Tuesday, aiming to cement its leading position in the market ahead of the impending launch of the popular BlackBerry device in Japan.
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Early inspections have revealed no damage to the space shuttle Discovery
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Early inspections have revealed no damage to the space shuttle Discovery, NASA said Wednesday after a day of checking out the spacecraft with on-board cameras.
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It is time for Russia and China to clean up their booming pirating industries
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....United States Commerce Department officials as a $1.8 billion per year barrier to Russia's entry to the World Trade Organization
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NASA postponed the launch of the space shuttle Discovery a second time Sunday because of bad weather
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The space agency said it will try for a launch Tuesday at 2:38 p.m. ET.
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China is tightening controls on blogs and search engines to block material deemed subversive or immoral to Chinese Government
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The announcement comes amid a media crackdown by President Hu Jintao's government, with Web sites being shut down and journalists jailed.
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