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techradar.com - 7/2/2009

Samsung HT-BD7200

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Samsung has a habit of making its gear look the absolute business, no matter how well it actually performs. Splash the cash on some Samsung AV gubbins and you can be sure it'll draw admiring glances, whether you choose to switch it on or not. The HT-BD7200 Blu-ray home cinema package is no ...

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digitimes.com - 7/6/2009

Samsung planning 11.6-inch Ion-based netbook

— digitimes.com — Samsung Electronic plans to launch an Nvidia Ion platform-based netbook with Intel Atom N-series CPU and 11.6-inch... display later in July, according to industry sources. (more) Samsung planning 11.6-inch Ion-based netbook

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samsung.hdblog.it - 7/2/2009

EXCLUSIVE!!! SAMSUNG OMNIA 2 i8000 VIDEO REVIEW ITA/ENG by Hdblog.it! | Samsung mobile

— samsung.hdblog.it — Ci siamo! Ve lo abbiamo promesso ed eccolo qua … ha richiesto tempo e dedizione ed abbiamo... cercato di condensare il tutto in 11 minuti… poche parole… ora solo immagini… A voi i giudizi! VERSIONE ITALIANA: Premere sul pulsante HD per una visione in ... (more) EXCLUSIVE!!! SAMSUNG OMNIA 2 i8000 VIDEO REVIEW ITA/ENG ...

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mobilesyrup.com - 7/3/2009

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— mobilesyrup.com — Bell Mobility News Bell Samsung “Link” coming July 15th? samsung-link Thanks to our friends over in the... East Coast of Canada for sending us this info! Samsung lovers rejoice! Details are very scarce but looks like Samsung is set to release another ... (more) N/A

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