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More updates from Apple
Seems like there's no stopping Apple at the moment, with product announcement after product announcement, mixed up with a few updates. Today, it's the turn of the MacBook Pro. IT PRO
McKinnon's mum takes political stand
The mother of NASA and Pentagon hacker Gary McKinnon is to stand against Jack Straw for his seat in Blackburn. PC Pro
ViewSonic unveils new ebook readers
Display maker ViewSonic is venturing into the ebook reader market by launching two new products. Expert Reviews
Game teaches kids about violence
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While computer games are often accused of making children misbehave, Grand Theft Auto is being used in some schools as an educational tool. Daily Mail
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