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Don’t get too excited. You just can’t run out and buy one of these Sony Blu-ray players and expect to watch 3D content tonight. Oh no.

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Sony’s 3D Blu-ray player spotted at Best Buy

An Italian security site ran an interview with Pwn2Own contest winner Charlie Miller about secure systems.

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Security expert: Flash is horrible

The Mac mini has long been a HTPC fan favorite. It’s small, quiet, yet powerful

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Apple prepping a Mac mini with HDMI? And Blu-ray?

We just got word that Verizon Stores are now receiving their BlackBerry Storm 2 dummy units and training is finally available for retail associates. All that should mean that the Storm 2’s launch date is quickly approaching

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Verizon Stores & Best Buy have BlackBerry Storm 2 dummy units, launch imminent?

Despite some initial issues with the Moxi HD DVR, I’m starting to dig the $799 DVR. Digeo has plans to soften the overall cost though with a monthly payment plan. The overall $799 price hasn’t changed though, but maybe this payment approach will help move some more of the units

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Digeo to offer payments plans on Moxi HD DVR

Why didn’t any of us think of this? The creator of a VLC controller app for the iPhone has just released a clever little app that turns off your Windows or Mac PC (see what I did there?) remotely. The application, which costs a lofty 99 cents is available now in the iTunes store.

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Go green: Turn off your computer with your iPhone/iPod Touch

There’s nothing really inherently exciting about a shot of the back of a phone. To be honest, there’s not really anything about the LG enV3 that gets us excited. But if you look real close at this picture right here, you’ll see one previously unleaked gem that might get you a bit more interested in this phone.

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Leaked: LG enV3 VX9200 to have a 3 Megapixel camera