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There are two mistakes a vendor can make that it may not be able to recover from. One is to build too many products, which stay in inventory and prevent future sales; and the other is to have too few products and lose out of sales as a result. Nintendo did the latter, and that will be a problem for the company in 2008.

The Wii Failure, How Apple Beats CES, HD DVD Winner, Product of the Week

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Soooo ... got a new iPod nano or classic for Christmas, did ya? Did you check your stocking? I refer to the one hung by the chimney with care, of course. There may be a iTunes Gift Card in there. Ah-hah! I knew it! There you are with a brand new iPod and an unused gift card. What ever shall you do with them? Hey wait! I've got an idea: Why not redeem the gift card and buy ... a game!

Peggle Game Puts Pachinko on Your iPod

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With Macworld Expo just days away, the pre-Stevenote buzz is building fast. The rumors about what Apple chief executive Steve Jobs might unveil in his keynote speech run the gamut from a new movie-rental service for iTunes and Apple TV to a new tablet PC. However, when guessing what Apple will do in the coming year, it's particularly helpful to look at the road map of Intel.

Reading Intel's Tea Leaves for Apple's Next Move

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Get an iPod or even an iPhone this holidays? Time to accessorize. The Macally BT Cup is an all-in-one unit to play an iPod in a car and make a cell phone hands-free. It acts as an iPod docking station to listen to the iPod through an FM stereo, hooks up with any Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to make it hands-free, charges the unit and sits comfortably in most car cup holders.

The Perfect Gift for Your New iPod

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Apple Inside reports that Apple Inc. will outline a high-definition video strategy at this month's Macworld Expo

Apple Inc. at this month's Macworld Expo will will outline a high-definition video strategy that will see its weight thrown further behind Sony Corp's Blu-ray DVD format as opposed to Toshiba's HD-DVD, according to one Wall Street analyst.
Apple set to ship Macs with Blu-ray support - report