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Gadget round-up of the month
04-Jun

Sony announced two new water and dust resistant Android smartphones, the Xperia Go and Xperia acro S.
Sony announced two new water and dust resistant Android smartphones, the Xperia Go and Xperia acro S. Gadget round-up of the month
       
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Nintendo unveiled Wii U gamepa, the next generation console which comes with a touchscreen and can be connected to a television. Gadget round-up of the month
Acer unveiled two new Windows 8 UltraBooks as a part of a new S7 series in 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch display. Gadget round-up of the month
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Google launched its light-weight Chromebox and Chromebook laptops built by Samsung. Gadget round-up of the month
Sony announced two new water and dust resistant Android smartphones, the Xperia Go and Xperia acro S. Gadget round-up of the month
Samsung launched Galaxy S3 smartphone in India at Rs. 43,180 rupees. Photo: Reuters/Olivia Harris Gadget round-up of the month
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