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CES: The Power Panel delivers and so does RIM
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RADIO ITWC From the show floor at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show, Info-Tech's Mike Battista recounts the highlights of the Power Panel and finds some interesting headphones
In today's ComputerWorld Canada Consumer Electronics Show 2012 cast, JD Speedy is joined by Info-Tech Research Group Analyst
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