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In the struggle between specialized devices and multipurpose products, multipurpose nearly always wins. To succeed, a specialized product must perform far better than any multipurpose version. Cheaper or simpler isn't enough; it has to be superior

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Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, and the other stars of 'New Moon' are all over magazines, and that means they made it into 'We've Got You Covered,' Conor Knighton's weekly roundup of what's in the glossies.

Macs account for less than 20% of the U.S. retail market, according to NPD Group, but nearly 90% of the $1,000-plus segment. Apple does so by focusing on a superior user experience and shunning advice to boost share by pursuing the low end of the market

Congress is poised to pass legislation to extend help to struggling Americans.

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The original BlackBerry Storm, released a year ago, was marred by poor execution of its touch screen. The new Storm 2's may swing the balance away from physical keyboards. It's no longer worthwhile to put up with a tiny display or a clumsy slider design.

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