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 LG's Flashy 55-Inch OLED Challenged by Dropping TV Prices How much are you willing to pay for this beautiful, bleeding-edge OLED display? Is eight times the price of an LCD TV too much? Share:   |  Windows 8 'Clover Trail' Tablets Expected After Mid-2012 A Windows update tailored for tablets and a fast new Intel chip could provide fresh traction to challengers of Apple's dominant iPad. Share: | Samsung's Launches First DualView Camera with Wi-Fi The DV300F, which is expected to go on sale in March, gives users a chance to upload images to social networking sites directly from the camera. Share: | Wikipedia Fund-Raiser Brings in $20 Million Proceeds from the fund-raiser will go toward more servers, additional site functionality and mobile services. Share: | Out of the Frying Pan? Nintendo 3DS Sells 4 Million Units in U.S. Nintendo says it sold 12 million total hardware units, Wii and 3DS sales combined, in the U.S. in 2011. 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Share: | Scientists Restore 125-Year-Old Audio With 3D Optical Scans Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory use high-tech 3D optical scanning technology to scan ancient discs that were previously unreadable. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld's Favorite Downloads of 2011All year long, we PCWorld reviewers immerse ourselves in desktop programs and Web software. After evaluating a program, often we uninstall itbut several of this year's finds earned places in our workflows and/or our hearts. These programs and services are the ones we reviewed for PCWorld Downloads and also kept using for our own productivity and enjoyment. 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