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    1. US Cellular Adds The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 To Its LTE Lineup For $499.99

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      US Cellular Adds The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 To Its LTE Lineup For $499.99

      Its smaller 8-inch cousin is getting all the attention at Mobile World Congress (for better or worse), but the plus-sized Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 still has a few fans. At least one of them works at regional carrier US Cellular, because the device is now their second 4G LTE tablet, behind the original Galaxy Tab 10.1. The Galaxy Note 10.1 is available now from US Cellular's website and retail stores for $499.99; it requires a 2GB data plan, but not a long-term contract. The Note 10.1 comes with a Jelly Bean 4.1 upgrade already on board, not to mention the 1.4Ghz Exynos quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM that it started with. Done With This Post? You Might Also Like These:Updated Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Spends Some Time In Front Of The Camera, Shows Off Its New InnardsSamsung Galaxy Axiom ...

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      Timken , which is ranked on the 2012 Fortune 500, a list of America's largest companies. The top 100 companies on the Fortune 500 -- Fortune magazine's annual ranking of America's largest corporations by sales -- include Exxon Mobil, Wal-Mart, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, GE, GM, Ford, AT&T, Hewlett-Packard, and Valero Energy.

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    2. iPad 3: Five Things Your New iPad Won't Tell You

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      iPad 3: Five Things Your New iPad Won't Tell You

      1."The 'i' isn't for 'inexpensive.'" A record 3 million people ordered the latest version of the iPad during the weekend after its debut on March 16 -- the strongest launch for the device yet. With prices for the new iPad starting at $499 for the 16GB Wi-Fi only version, experts say consumers are paying a premium for the gadget. But they may not realize that premium could cover the cost of making a second iPad. IHS iSuppli, a technology research company that has studied the cost of the iPad's components, estimates Apple spends $375.10 to make the 32GB version of the new iPad with 4G LTE connectivity -- roughly half the retail price. And the profit margin grows for the more expensive models. While it costs Apple about $16 more to make the 32GB version of the iPad than the 16GB version, the retail price jumps by $100 ...

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    3. Hands on: Microsoft Surface tablet review

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      Hands on: Microsoft Surface tablet review

      Magnesium chassis, vapour deposition coating, cutaway edges, ClearType HD display; the design credentials and the specs for Microsoft's new Windows RT tablet are impressive and in the flesh this is a delightful piece of hardware that looks good – and is practical too. It's thin, it's light, it's comfortable to hold, it runs Windows RT as excellently as you'd expect, it makes you want to touch it but it's also designed so you can snap the magnetically attached cover into place – in no way similar to any competitor idea...

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    4. Samsung Galaxy S III review: reaching for greatness

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      Samsung Galaxy S III review: reaching for greatness

      (Yes, Android fans, I'm sure you're all complaining already about the four stars out of five rating. Actually, it's not really a 4/5. It's 4.5/5, or 9/10 in decimal; but our system doesn't give us the capability to award half-stars. You'll see where the missing point went. Now read on.) Samsung's Galaxy S3 is an important product: given that smartphonesnow outsell PCs, and that Samsung has about a quarter of the entire smartphone market (spread among various products), it's entirely likely that the S3, its top-end product, will be the computer acquired by more people than any other in the next six months. More than HP or Dell. Word of 9m ordered (that's by carriers, but they should know their market) indicates that the S3 is expected to sell really well. Partly that's because Samsung has ...

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