E3 2009

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	Laura K. Cucullu Features editor, CNET.com E3 2009 E3 is a gamer's paradise. Between the games and the gear, it's the biggest gaming event of the year. The big three console manufacturers--Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony--are sure to show off a few future features. And you can expect a lot of updates on your favorite game titles. Already we know that Twitter and Facebook are coming to Xbox Live. What else will our gaming gurus learn this year? Find out with our full E3 coverage. Read more As seen on CNET TV Next-gen iPhone features to bet on We break down what new upgrades are real. Purchasing movies and TV shows is coming to the iPhone, but are cameras coming to the entire iPod family? Plus, the winners of our prize giveaway! Watch this video Today on CNET CNET Reviews dSLRs for less than $1,000 These models generally deliver better performance and photo quality then their slightly cheaper counterparts, and don't cost much more, even when equipped with a kit lens. Read more CNET News What we want from an Apple tablet Between smartphones and laptops lies a no-man's-land for gadgets. If Apple does venture into making a tablet computer, here's what it should pack. Read more CNET Reviews Google Ion The Google Ion is the Android device that we've been waiting for. A few complaints remain, but its eye-catching design and interface, improved features, and satisfying performance make us excited for Android's full potential. Read more CNET Reviews HP's 3G Netbook Forget USB dongles--this HP Netbook has Verizon 3G wireless built-in. However, is the discounted price outweighed by its monthly service charges? Read more What's new on CNET Keen Morrison (green) The Keen Morrison Pack is a great urban backpack that is light to carry and sneaks in a padded laptop pocket to boot. Read more  Check prices Nyko Wand (Wii) The absence of products that support Trans-Port and the uncertainty of MotionPlus compatibility may have you waiting until you pull the trigger on a Nyko Wand. Read more  Check prices MSI X340 MSI's superslim X340 offers the slick look of a MacBook Air or Dell Adamo, but cast in plastic for about half the price. Read more  Check prices Crave corner iPhone app to remotely control your Canon dSLR Lori Grunin Still longing for a decent camera on your iPhone? All you need's an app and a Canon dSLR and the dream is yours. Well, not exactly, but OnOne Software's DSLR Camera Remote application lets your iPhone or iPod Touch control most Canon dSLRs going back circa the 20D. Read more Top Wii remote charging solutions 1. Nyko Nintendo Wii Charge Station 2. Nyko Quad Charging Station for Wii 3. Psyclone TouchCharge Wireless Battery Charging Kit for Nintendo Wii 4. Penguin 4X Quad Charge Station for Wii 5. Energizer 4X Charging System for Wii 6. Energizer Power & Play Charging Station (Wii)   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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