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apple.com - 6/8/2009

iPhone - A Guided Tour

— apple.com — Please enable JavaScript to view this page properly. iPhones iPhone 3G S. A Guided Tour. Click to... Play Watch it Small Medium Large Download it iPod (41MB) Large (265MB) Share it Send to a friend. Watch again> Watch it Small Medium Large Download it ... (more) iPhone - A Guided Tour

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gizmodo.com - 5/28/2009

Zune HD Hands On: Photos and Video Tour

— gizmodo.com — Having just played with a prototype for a few minutes, I'm really impressed with the Zune HD.... I've got a video, too, showing off how well the animations work. The device is tighter and more physically beautiful than the iPod Touch and it's got a ... (more) Zune HD Hands On: Photos and Video Tour

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i.gizmodo.com - 6/9/2009

iPhone 3GS Video Tour: The Short Version [Apple]

— i.gizmodo.com — We stripped out the promotional banter and iPhone 3.0 stuff—most which applies to all iPhones—leaving behind 4... minutes dedicated to iPhone 3GS : Improved speed, auto-focus camera, video and video editing, voice command and compass. Full ... (more) iPhone 3GS Video Tour: The Short Version [Apple]

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