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Nintendo profit drops despite strong holiday sales
(AP)
 AP - Nintendo, maker of the hit Wii game console, said profit for April through December fell 9 percent after price cuts and the rising yen tarnished strong holiday sales.
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Imitation Google, YouTube sites emerge in China
(AP)
 AP - Imitation Web sites of both Google and YouTube have emerged in China as the country faces off against the real Google over its local operations.
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Taiwan pushes e-books but lacks Chinese content
(AP)
 AP - Taiwan leads the world in development of readers for the fast-growing electronic book market, but when it comes to satisfying the e-appetites of the island's highly literate population, it seems distinctly pre-digital.
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Apple introduces new $499 iPad tablet computer
(AP)
 AP - Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the company's much-anticipated iPad tablet computer Wednesday, calling it a new third category of mobile device that is neither smart phone nor laptop, but something in between.
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Glance: How Apple's iPad measures up
(AP)
AP - Apple Inc. says its tablet-style iPad computer represents a whole new category of consumer-electronic devices, ideal for watching videos, surfing the Web and reading electronic books.
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Qualcomm stock tumbles on cautious forecast
(AP)
 AP - Qualcomm Inc., whose chips and other technologies are used in vast numbers of cell phones, sounded a cautious note on the economy on Wednesday, saying a "subdued" recovery forced it to slightly dial back expectations for 2010.
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China city denies renaming mountain after "Avatar"
(Reuters)
Reuters - A city in a scenic part of southern China has denied renaming a craggy peak after the floating mountains that appeared in Hollywood blockbuster "Avatar," after an online backlash, state media said on Thursday.
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Nokia beats forecasts, shares rally
(Reuters)
 Reuters - Top mobile phone maker Nokia reported stronger than expected fourth-quarter sales and profits powered by improving market share in smartphones, sending its shares more than 10 percent higher.
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Motorola posts 4Q profit, reversing loss
(AP)
AP - Motorola says cost cutting and better results in its mobile phone division led the company to turn a profit in the latest quarter.
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