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Plug into tech on the cheap (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Americans spent $129 billion on consumer technology last year, but it's a good bet that number could fall in 2008, thanks to the slow economy. If you're pondering a reduced gadget budget, though, don't despair. us.rd.yahoo.com
Community Notes (Nov. 20) (Dover-Sherborn Press) The Friends of the Sherborn COA will inaugurate the holiday season with a Gourmet Cookie Sale on Sunday, Dec. 7, at the Sherborn Community Center. Townspeople can buy delicious homemade delicacies of many varieties between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the first floor of the center. us.rd.yahoo.com
'Recyclers' Illegally Exporting Electronic Waste (The Epoch Times) It contains toxic components such as lead, mercury and cadmium, and Canada generates about 140,000 tons of... us.rd.yahoo.com
Consumers Turn To Used Electronics For Holidays (News Channel 5 Cleveland) More people are looking to buy and sell used electronics to save money this holiday season. Find out how it's being done. us.rd.yahoo.com
Plug into tech on the cheap (Greensboro News & Record) DALLAS - Americans spent $129 billion on consumer technology last year, but it's a good bet that number could fall in 2008, thanks to the slow economy. If you're pondering a reduced gadget budget, though, don't despair. There are many ways to reduce your expenses without going cold turkey on tech. read more us.rd.yahoo.com
The Transformation of Kodak Park (13WHAM Rochester) Rochester, N.Y. - In an exclusive report, 13WHAM News goes behind the silver curtain for a tour of a leaner and greener industrial complex. us.rd.yahoo.com
Why developers prefer Macs (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News) When Terry Weaver wants to create .Net applications, he fires up Visual Studio and types away like any other .Net programmer. us.rd.yahoo.com
Why developers prefer Macs (Macworld) Developers are taking advantage of virtualization on Intel-based Macs to test on multiple operating systems. us.rd.yahoo.com
Frugal consumers save big on refurbed gadgets (Newsday) One way to purchase the electronics you want but can't quite afford is to buy refurbished. In fact, some smart shoppers make a habit of buying refurbished gadgets and save big money on such items as TVs, digital cameras, cell phones and computers. us.rd.yahoo.com
The Recycled Cell-Phone Trap (BusinessWeek) us.rd.yahoo.com
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