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Reader Poll: Used Gear
InformationWeek asked more than 600 IT pros about the good, bad and ugly of buying refurbished IT equipment.

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The Guts Of The iPhone
Photos submitted to the FCC show the insides of Apple's iPhone in great detail.

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A Visual Tour Of The iPhone
The iPhone is here at last, after six months of hype. This is what it looks like.

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Unboxing The iPhone
Here's what you see when you get your new iPhone home and out of the box.

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Nine Alternatives To Apple's iPhone
Not every business person wants or needs a $500 smartphone. Here are some highly capable options.

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Digital Experience Exhibits Now And Future Tech
The Digital Experience press event in NYC on June 27, 2007, offered a glimpse at some of the new tech products coming out this summer.

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iPhone Frenzy
As the iPhone countdown continues, a line starts forming outside an Apple store in Manhattan days before the phones goes on sale.

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What To Do When Windows Vista Crashes: Little-Known Recovery Strategies
Because Microsoft's new operating system is bigger than its predecessors, it's more of a pain-to reinstall. Here are some backup, repair and monitor methods so you won't have to, even if you encounter fatal startup errors.

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Intel Research
Intel researchers show off prototypes of advances in chips, mobile computing, and tera-scale computing.

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Google Solar Powered Car
Photos taken Monday at a Solar Power Car event hosted by Google and Pacific Gas and Electric.

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Special Edition Using Microsoft Windows Vista: Chapter 15, Using Internet Explorer 7
This excerpt from Que's comprehensive reference book on Windows Vista walks you through the new features in Internet Explorer 7. It's also got tips on customizing your browser settings, multimedia downloading, and how to troubleshoot your installation.

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Steve Jobs At The WWDC Keynote
At opening keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, attendees watched Jobs play with Windows and his new iPhone.

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Review: Camino Offers Fast, Lightweight Browsing For Macs
With version 1.5, Camino now has all the features it needs to really compete with other Mac browsers.

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The InformationWeek 2007 Summer Gadget Guide
Find sitting on the beach boring? Can't tear yourself away from technology? Here are some great new gadgets that can make your summer fun.

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Google Developer's Day
Pictures of Google Developer Day events in China, Russia, Japan, and other places around the world.

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Microsoft Surface
May 30. Microsoft Corp. unveiled Microsoft Surface, the company's first commercially available surface computer. Surface is a 30-inch display in a table-like form factor that users interact with through touch, natural gestures and objects placed on the surface. The intuitive user interface works without a mouse or keyboard, giving people direct interaction with digital content -- such as viewing, stretching, sorting and sharing digital photos by sliding their fingers across the surface.

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Hot Interop Demo -- Computer Ablaze In Vegas Desert
A small company that makes disaster-proof hardware had their first public demo at Interop in Las Vegas, showing off their ability to protect data in the face of a 1,700 degree fire.

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Interop 2007
This week, technology vendors, IT managers, business executives, and techies of all types are coming together in Las Vegas to view new and upcoming technologies. Here are some pictures from the show.

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