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2012/01/06

Stuff the PCMag Staff Bought in 2011; Last Gadget Standing at CES; Barnes & Noble Considering Nook Spinoff

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Stuff the PCMag Staff Bought in 2011

PCMag has a team of about 25 people that does nothing but
test products and recommend what to buy. And yet, people
always ask what we would buy for ourselves, though the
answers aren't always the same. After all, we can tell you
that the Oppo Blu-ray players are the best devices you can
buy, but the thing is, none of us on the editorial side
can afford the $1K price tag. What did we buy for ourselves
in 2011? Here are some of our favorites.

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?kYGjlkEX35yrT78EYTRE=120

Last Gadget Standing at CES

CES is next week and one of the show's time-honored
traditions is the Last Gadget Standing contest. The
candidates are chosen by a group of editors and analysts,
but you make the final choices. Michael Miller has the
list of nominees. Get your votes ready.

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?p4GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQ5=130

Barnes & Noble Considering Nook Spinoff

I can understand the logic of this deal. The retail stores
and real estate that come with Barnes & Noble are a drag on
what could be a lean, growing digital business. Even so, I
think one reason the Nook has seen success is because of its
strong retail presence and brand association. And if B&N sheds
the Nook, what is left of B&N?

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?j4GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQ-=140

How Banking Trojans Cover their Tracks

I do all of my banking online and have even moved to electronic
statements, but this post by Neil Rubenking gives me pause.
Evidently, the real risk isn't that your account could be
comprised, but that it could be compromised and you wouldn't
know it, giving the thieves more time to siphon money. The
latest techniques go so far as to obscure your online statements
so you can't get a full count of what is going where. Pretty
scary stuff.

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?44GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQz=150

File sharing is now an official religion in Sweden

Now, this isn't the place to go into what I think should or
should not be classified as a religion, but most people will
find this just a bit out there. The principles of unfettered
information sharing barely make a coherent philosophy, let
alone a religion. Don't you agree? Feel free to share your
opinions in the comments section.

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?7YGjlkEX35yrT78EYTQo=160

Windows 8 to include built-in Reset, Refresh, and hard drive
imaging

Microsoft is promising to make the OS lighter and more flexible,
taking Windows away from the days of ms.config and registry
edits. If the company can swing it, it will be a huge improvement.
But I can't help thinking that under that shiny Windows 8 touch
interface, there will be Windows 7. And under that Vista. And
under that...

http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?jYGjlkEX35yrT78EYTQt=170

MORE STORIES:

Editors' Choice Review: Google Chrome 16
http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?qYGjlkEX35yrT78EYTQi=180

ExtremeTech.com: Chilean Gov. Outlaws SIM Locking
http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?74GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQn=190

Geek.com: Lenovo's Hybrid Wintel/ARM Tablet
http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?h4GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQc=200

CES: PCMag's Pre-Show Coverage
http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?54GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQR=210

Dvorak: New Blood at Yahoo!
http://eletters.whatsnewnow.com/u.d?y4GjlkEX35yrT78EYTQW=220


Dan Costa
Editor-in-Chief, PCMag.com
Twitter: @dancosta

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