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Game time
Looking for something to do with your new PC? The competitors for your gaming dollar this year include a sequel to the 1994 blockbuster Myst, a game that defiantly glorifies violence, and a handful of games targeted at girls.
Holidays bring out the best in games
The first rule of computer games: memory counts
PC's may not be ready for Riven
Barbie returns to the PC screen
Game-makers try to attract girls without enforcing stereotypes
"Going Postal" glorifies violence
CD-ROMs breathe new life into old board and card games
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Tough choices for a high-tech holiday |
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A gaggle of gizmos
Technology for the Holidays
Translations of cyberspeak
Debut of a new digital world of gifts
Consumers going crazy for high-tech presents
Putting labels on PC users
Internet can be one-stop shopping
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Palmtops fit computing power into your hand Detroit News Online
How mobile computing changed in one man's hand
Executive's little helper
Surfing from the sofa
Microsoft takes its turn with network computers
Apple to follow with its own NC
Oracle sends mixed messages on NCs
DVD is good, but not great, yet
To DVD or not DVD?
DVD may challenge laser discs and VCRs, but not yet
Marriage of GPS and PC can help travelers find their way
Idaho man aids GPS users in the backcountry
This computer's so cool it's blazing fast
10 tech trends to watch
A computer that sees and hears
It's easy to get hooked on scanning
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