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Microsoft announced Project Natal at E3 2009, and it would make sense for the company to showcase some of the technology’s applications at CES. Could we get an official release date and price for Natal? Sony has a new motion controller that is almost ready for release so we’re anxious to see if it’ll be on display. The company has been mostly tight-lipped up until now, so what better venue to unveil it? Another big theme at CES will undoubtedly be 3D gaming. We got to see a sneak peek last year with the Nvidia Geforce 3D Vision, but now we look to the home consoles to start offering a similar experience. Sony has teased the notion before, so don’t be surprised to hear an announcement.

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The HP Mini 210 and Samsung N220 are the latest Netbooks to sport the new Intel Atom chipset, complete with the Atom N450 1.66GHz chip and Intel GMA 3150 graphics processor. Both models are 10.1-inch machines with the standard ports and features we expect from a low-cost minilaptop.

HP Mini 210
# Atom N450 1.66GHz processor
# 1GB RAM
# 10.1-inch display
# 250GB HDD
# Windows 7 Starter edition
# Six-cell battery
# US$398.99

Samsung N220

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HTC Russia’s official Twitter account seems to have leaked news that the HD2 will be upgraded to Windows Mobile 7. Posted in Russian, the Twitter status update indicated that the HD2 will be the only HTC device currently on the market to get the upcoming version of Microsoft’s mobile OS. The tweet has since been deleted–you can draw your own conclusions as to what that implies. There have been rumors that the HD2 will receive such an update and this recent leak appears to validate them. In any case, we won’t hear anything official from either HTC or Microsoft, so let’s just wait and see.

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