Asus' hybrid touch-screen Netbook

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	Laura K. Cucullu Features editor, CNET.com Asus' hybrid touch-screen Netbook Hybrids aren't just for cars. Asus' new touch-screen Netbook/tablet hybrid combines the portability of a Netbook with the more flexible touch-screen interface, letting you break away from tiny touch pads and minimal keyboard spans. The system has a few first-generation snags, but for less than $500, it's not a bad deal. Read the full review to find out more. As seen on CNET TV Pair a phone with 2010 Toyota head unit Brian Cooley shows you how to pair a phone with any 2010 Toyota head unit. Watch this video Today on CNET CNET News Bill Gates' physics lesson Microsoft's chairman talks about why he spent his own money to make a series of classic physics lectures available free on the Web. He also touches on Project Natal, Google's Chrome OS and more. Read more CNET TV Alias 2 vs. Impression It's a Samsung family affair in the Prizefight ring, as we pit the versatile e-ink phone, the Alias 2, against its touch-screen phenom sibling, the Impression. Read more CNET Reviews Palm Pre accessories Get more mileage out of a Palm Pre with just a few additional accessories. From cases and headsets to extended batteries and charging kits, we've rounded up the accessories you need. Read more CNET Crave New Samsung gadgets Samsung announced several new digital imaging products, including a minicamcorder aimed at challenging Cisco's Flip line. Read more What's new on CNET Wise and Blue WB120 Bluetooth headset Despite a few quirks, the Wise and Blue WB120 Bluetooth headset is decent and boasts plenty of features. Read more  Check prices 2010 Ford Taurus SHO The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO combines an impressively fast, cutting-edge engine with cabin tech that is still ahead of the competition--even after appearing in Ford cars for a year already. Read more  Check prices Dell Inspiron 545s The Dell Inspiron 545s cuts a more robust profile than other budget Inspirons by offering better upgrade options and some decent performance for its price. It has a hard time challenging Gateway's strong budget slim tower, but this Dell might sway you, depending on your needs. Read more  Check prices Crave corner eZee electric bike invades America Dong Ngo Senior Assoc. Technology Editor Ever wondered why Europeans seem to be in so much better shape than us Americans? Well, instead of driving everywhere, they bike around town. The good news is that one of their secrets, the eZee electric bicycle, is now available in the U.S. Read more LED TVs compared: Local dimming vs. edge-lit 1. LG 47LH90 2. Sony Bravia KDL-55XBR8 3. Samsung LN46A950 4. Samsung UN46B7000 5. Samsung UN46B6000   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners
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