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YouTube rolls out automatic video captioning 
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Steam, games coming to Mac in April 
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iPad delayed in Australia, no details on NZ 
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iPad to spur tablet sales to 10.5M 
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IBM aims to replace copper chip interconnects with light 
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Ballmer says he has bet the company on the cloud 
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HP's latest business tablet and notebooks coming to NZ 
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New exploit technique nullifies major Windows defense 
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HTC says it uses own technology, not Apple's 
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Nokia's smartphones get Skype client 
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AMD's 890GX chipset offers HD for less 
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Opera and Chrome launch new faster browsers 
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