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Thursday 13th March 2008 11:00 GMT

35mm jack?

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Sony Ericsson Z770i

Fans of clamshell phones may feel a touch hard done by when it comes to Sony Ericsson. Despite some desirably stylish Walkman and Cyber-shot designs, the real style icons to date have tended to be candybars.

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Iubi Blue personal media player	Acer TravelMate 8204WLMi Core Duo notebook
Last Five Reviews	Most Popular
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS20 compact camera Sony Ericsson Z770i mobile phone Lenovo ThinkPad X300 sub-notebook Kodak EasyShare M893 IS compact camera LG GGW-H20L Blu-ray HD DVD combo drive	Asus Eee PC 900 Linux Edition Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot K800i photo phone Sony Ericsson S500i mobile phone Apple iPod Classic Asus Eee PC 4G sub-sub-notebook

Apple to issue refunds for sparky, prematurely dying products

Canadian iPods and US power adapters get what's coming

Comments: 14
Microsoft orders 65nm Xbox 360 graphics chip

'Jasper' to break Red Ring of Death?

Comments: 26
Toshiba to ship laptops with Cell-based GPUs this year

And putting PS3 processor into TVs in 2009

Comments: 18
Iubi Blue personal media player

Review Not a bad box of tricks

Comments: 2
Local mag claims Aussie Eee PC buyers will pay extra for Linux

'Generous' Microsoft charging less for Windows XP?

Comments: 28

What do you think of Apple's Time Capsule?

I'm after for a network-connected HD, and this seems the best option - good router, integrated drive, only one power cable, suitable for PCs as well as Macs.

Terry Farrell

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Mac OS X Tiger out, Leopard back in

I couldn't resist. I went back to Leopard. I've been running Apple's latest operating system for well over a month now, originally 10.5.1 and now 10.5.2, with no untoward effects...

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