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Engadget compares all the latest tablets: iPad 2 vs. Motorola Xoom vs. HP TouchPad vs. BlackBerry PlayBook. Intel's new solid state drive, the Intel SSD 510, has been reviewed by Anandtech and PC Perspective, though we haven't gotten our hands on one yet! Watch the video for more in tech news.

Game Developers Conference 2011 took place last week, and we got Max Scoville from Destructoid in to fill us in on all the happenings. Watch the video to find out more!

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With the iPad 2 comes 1080p support, so does this mean HD lovers can finally embrace the Apple brand? Watch the video to find out if this makes up for past transgressions.

If you notice artifacts on your SD channels, like we mentioned last week, who should you blame? Watch the video to find out if you should contact your broadcaster or your satellite provider to fix this issue.

Our beloved Samsung 8000 is a gorgeous HDTV, but is it worth the price difference from the 7000 series? Watch the video to find out what separates them and whether you should pay the extra cash for the higher-end model.

Tired of that shiny glossy screen on your HDTV? Watch the video to find out if there are any matte options available.

New releases for this week include Exit Through the Gift Shop, Inside Job, Jackass 3 , and more! Watch the video for details on our favorites.

Gazelle accepts†more than 300,000 products from over 20 different electronics categories. Shipping is free on all items of value, and in most cases, they'll even send you a box to ship with. Also, for you green folks out there, Gazelle makes all their recycling partners adhere to some strict policies: no exports, no landfill policies, and tons of data security standards. Gazelle is a great way to get cash to upgrade to the†latest†iPhone or Android phone. Go to www.gazelle.com to learn more.

Want to get into e-books without investing in an e-reader? Check out the Kindle Reading Apps, available on almost every device. Watch the video for more details on getting started with digital books.

Looking to switch to the Dvorak keyboard? You can relabel or rearrange your keys, or you can buy a new keyboard that is made for Dvorak. Watch the video for everything you need to know about switching layouts.

Last week, we asked for your suggestions for a portable screen to pair with a pico projector. From Mustang and Mitsubishi , to Da-Lite and MicroFlip, you delivered! Watch the video for more info on these options and more.

Do you want the speed of a 5 GHz network, without losing b/g compatibility? Watch the video to find out if you should set up two networks and get the best of both worlds.

Looking for a way to play all your music videos on demand? Watch the video for our suggestions on how to make it work.

The Motorola XOOM is the first tablet powered by Androidô 3.0 (Honeycomb), with a 10.1-inch HD widescreen display, 3D interface, and 1 GHz dual-core processor. Fully Flash-enabled for video-rich web with tabbed windows for multitasking and Chromeô bookmarks syncing, the XOOM gives you the ultimate mobile browsing experience. With Google Maps that you can tilt, rotate, and zoom into in 3D with photo-real Street View, youíll never need a map again. It's also 4G upgradeable, so you can leap from 3G to Verizon 4G LTE and the mind-melting upper limits of speed and be prepared for the future.

Do you have some old film negatives laying around that you'd like to preserve digitally? Watch the video to find out if it's worth investing in the hardware to DIY, or if you should just send them to a pro.