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Dell unveils hat trick of products

September 1, 2004 The PC maker is gearing up for the fall with new printers, TVs and a spiced-up desktop. TAGS: LCD TV, color laser printer, fall, PC company, printer, laser printer, LCD, consumer electronics, Intel Pentium 4, TV, Intel Celeron, Gateway Inc., HP, Intel, PC

Report: Plasma TV, notebook prices drop

July 22, 2004 Prices still dropping on most consumer electronics prices, though CD players are spiking, NPD Group says. TAGS: plasma TV, NPD Group Inc., CD Player, DVD player, fall, pricing, consumer electronics, TV, notebook computer, CD, DVD

Start-up aims to ditch kids' training wheels

April 27, 2006 GyroBike is rolling out a gyroscope/flywheel that fits into the front wheel of a bike and helps keep balance. Photos: Cool gizmos on display Video: A bicycle parents can trust TAGS: kid, fall, wheel, training, video

College freshmen less interested in tech

April 22, 2005 Percentage of incoming freshmen saying they'll major in computer science drops significantly. TAGS: freshmen, computer science, women, fall, survey, information technology, U.S.

Microsoft says new database coming this fall

June 7, 2005 After delays, SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 are set to ship this fall. On tap for next year: BizTalk 2006 and RFID software. TAGS: Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft BizTalk Server, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, RFID, Microsoft Visual Studio, fall, Microsoft Corp., database, Oracle Corp., server

Sober worm variant shimmies

November 19, 2004 New version of mass-mailing worm promises German speakers pictures of a naked go-go dancer seeking employment. TAGS: Sober worm, Graham Cluley, virus, fall, security company, photograph, e-mail

The shrinking currency of technology

February 2, 2004 A falling dollar has been good for U.S. high technology, but CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains why the good times may be coming to an end. TAGS: dollar, fall, bond, asset, chairman, firm, microprocessor, U.S., investor, manufacturing

Net taxes could arrive by this fall

May 24, 2007 Congress is weighing whether to lift a prohibition on Internet taxes, and one senator warns an e-mail tax could happen by this fall. TAGS: tax, Governor, Amazon.com Inc., fall, senator, food, e-mail