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Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has been taken to court as part of an investigation by the Texas Attorney General. The case is over the fairness of their search engine rankings. The European Commission is also in talks with Google about the rankings.

The Texas Attorney General has asked for information from a number of companies that have filed complaints about Google’s search engine rankings. Foundem, myTriggers, and TradeComet are three companies that are challenging Google’s search results. Google also pointed out that two of the aforementioned companies have attorneys that also work with Microsoft.

The TradeComet CEO Dan Savage said that Google is trying to “distract from its own antitrust problems by pointing to others and their lawyers” in an interview with Reuters.

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We have reported on what Waterfield has done before such as the old iPod nano case, the Kindle 3 case, then there are the cases for iPad keyboards.

Waterfield now has some new cases for the iPad, and they are made of Seude and have some Cheetah and Zebra prints. They also come in plain black.

They will start shipping on the 15th of this month. The Cheetah and Zebra cases will be $12 or $16 with the pocket. The Black cases will be $10 or $14 with the accessory pocket.

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There is a new Asus Eee PC model for the US market, more specifically the Asus Eee PC 1201K which should cost close to $420 once it becomes available in the near future.

The Asus Eee PC 1201K boasts an AMD Geode processor running at 1.4 GHz, memory RAM with 1GB, a hard-drive with 160GB of storage capacity and a 12.1-inch screen with a resolution of 1366

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The folks out at Geeks.com have once again sent me another doozy of a product, part of their laptop carrying cases and refurbished computers line, in the form of the Sharper Image Airluxe, a bag that proves that there’s always room for more. More what?

More absolutely ANYTHING, that’s what.

One of the things I love most about writing reviews on computer bags is that I have sufficient facilities on hand to do a full test lab on them. And this thing is inconceivably huge. For instance, you can see in the pictures I’ve taken with the Sharper Image Airluxe that a Standard Fifteen Inch HP Testing Laptop (caps are all mine for added entertainment value) has at least two compartments that it can fit into so easily that it almost disappears from view.

Just in case two cavernous center pockets aren’t sufficient for you, there are an extra three pockets–one to the rear that’s not very big at all and two to the front that are bigger.

And for added fun, there’s a top mounted zipper pocket that holds what you see in the third picture, an extension bar for rolling the bag, in either push or pull.

See, that’s the really great thing about the Sharper Image Airluxe–it’s one of those bags that’s not so much a laptop bag as it is a network bag. Fitting two notebooks in here, with a router and assorted cables, would not be a difficult task. And it does an excellent job of carrying–I scarcely notice the difference between moving the two around.  Seriously, I almost couldn’t tell that the Standard Fifteen Inch HP Testing Laptop was even in the bag when I was moving it around.

And the best part is, it’s yours for a whopping thirty three bucks.

The Sharper Image Airluxe is a terrific laptop bag that comes cheap and offers enough room for a small network.  If you want a great way to carry around a whole lot of stuff, and not shell out a lot of cash for it, then this is definitely the way to go.

The Good

Incredible cargo capacity

Terrific weight distribution

Multiple carrying options

The Bad

All it does is carry stuff

Score: 8 / 10

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Samsung has a lot to do with the Galaxy Tab tablet computer and the Galaxy S series of phones.

It looks like they are working on a new netbook with the N350. It has a dual-core Atom N550 CPU, 10.1 inch (1,024 x 600 resolution) screen, 250GB storage, 1GB of DDR3 RAM, multicard reader, USB ports, 802.11 WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, and it has dual mode LTE and HSPA+.

The N350 should be out in Germany in the fall for about $553. It looks similar to the N210 and N510.

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