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Catchy television ads for FreeCreditReport.com don’t highlight another catch tied to the service: a monthly fee.

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Intel said it would initially aim its new microprocessor family, code-named Larrabee, at the personal computer graphics market.

Source: By JOHN MARKOFF

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To teenage girls this summer, few things are hotter than the Jonas Brothers, and the sole album on their back list, the out-of-print “It’s About Time.”

Source: By DOUGLAS QUENQUA

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Representative John Culberson, a Texas Republican, acted as a citizen journalist, albeit a partisan one, covering Republicans in the House, after the chamber had adjourned for its recess.

Source: By BRIAN STELTER

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Infosys’s sensor network turns stores into mini-Internets.

Source: By SAUL HANSELL

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A San Francisco-based startup called 12seconds is a video version of Twitter, but how useful will it be?

Source: By SAUL HANSELL

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A novel low-temperature electrolyte could make solid-oxide fuel cells more practical.

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Filed under: Portable Audio

Creative got a bit more creative with the ZEN Mosaic’s name since we spotted it in Singapore last month, but the freshly rechristened ZEN Mozaic is now available (and in stock, just to be exceptionally clear) in the US of A for your purchasing pleasure. For those seeking a brief refresher, here goes: there’s a 1.8-inch display (160 x 128 resolution), up to 36 hours of audio playback / 5 hours of video playback, support for MP3 / WAV / WMA / JPEG / BMP files, a 5-band custom equalizer, calender / contacts / task list and USB 2.0 connectivity. The oddly designed DAP can be procured in both 2GB and 4GB flavors (but only in black, at least for now), with the former going for $59.99 and the latter $79.99.

[Thanks, Oscar]

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