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more »YourName@Linux.com: Linux Foundation Provides Membership Perks
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more »SanDisk to Streamline Solid State Drives for Netbooks
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more »Asustek Retracts, Puts Qualcomm Android Eee PC on Ice
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more »A Wave from Google
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