• galaga

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  I'm actually at CES this year, which is pretty neat. It's amazingly large- much bigger than Macworld, which I also just attended. And the big rumor both places was that Apple was going to move to CES for reasons yet to be clearly defined. I think it makes sense- a lot of exposure here at CES.

  Posted 1/11/2009 respond (flag)

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