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November 16, 2006

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		Top headlines Is Sony eating hundreds of dollars on each PS3? The game console might cost you $499, but it's got $806 worth of parts and manufacturing behind it, a research firm says. Thu Nov 16 11:18:00 PST 2006 | Read full story AMD designs prototype PC for the living room Created to function as a media vault, computer is the latest entry in competition to get PCs in the living room. Thu Nov 16 10:13:00 PST 2006 | Read full story HP sells new skinny Opteron server The company's ProLiant DL365 brings higher-end business features to a slim rack-mounted model. Thu Nov 16 11:40:00 PST 2006 | Read full story NetZero launches broadband service United Online's Internet service provider offers DSL broadband, which it'll deliver over the Verizon network. Thu Nov 16 11:53:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Take an in-depth look at the Microsoft Zune The Microsoft Zune, with its intuitive interface and solid playback performance, will please most users. But lukewarm format support and the cool, but limited Wi-Fi capability will have advanced users seeking more. CNET's James Kim takes a look. Commentary EMI's hit man newsmaker Even in the age of the iPod, albums will continue to exist, says EMI Music's David Munns. Why? Because every musical artist wants to do one. Read Full Story News.com Extra Workers, companies shift to free Web e-mail Also: Yahoo's rising star Read it now...		MSN coffeemaker gives gadget tech a jolt The latest product to use Microsoft's Smart Personal Objects Technology, this coffeemaker also serves up a weather report. Thu Nov 16 12:08:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Software maker in data leak makes deal with feds Guidance Software, which exposed data on its government and law enforcement customers, agrees to install tighter security safeguards. Thu Nov 16 09:48:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. 'Second Life' faces threat to its virtual economy   2. Notebooks dropping to $99   3. Zune moving at slow tempo   4. Exterminating the nuisance of spam   5. Mark Cuban courts YouTube foe Related Newsletters CNET Weekend Hit List View preview  (Delivered Saturdays.) Need a snapshot of what's hot? CNET's Weekend Hit List newsletter delivers. Each Saturday, you'll get a roundup of the week's most-popular gadgets, hot reviews, top downloads, and big news. Subscribe free
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