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June 13, 2006
Dear CNET members, I'd like to be the first to introduce to you a brand-spanking-new and exciting feature on CNET--CNET TV! Currently, it is still in its beta phase, and because you are a registered CNET member, it's available exclusively for your eyes and your use. Here's quick rundown of what CNET TV is all about: it's a personalized, customizable, personality-driven video destination where you can watch all CNET videos, ranging from such channels as tips and tricks, hot products, tech news, and much, much more. It has a pretty cool video player interface that not only lets you control what you want to watch but allows you to keep track of your favorite CNET videos in your personalized space on CNET. So what are you waiting for? Give CNET TV a thorough run-through! My coworkers have put a lot of heart and devotion into bringing you this new feature, so a big shout-out to them. We truly hope you enjoy this value-added experience as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Now that you've had a sneak peek at CNET TV in action, gather up your thoughts and tell us what you think of it. Since it's still in its beta stage, nothing is set in stone yet. So whether you love it or hate it, you can be brutally honest with us. As key members of the CNET Community, it's your feedback that counts. This feature was built for your use, and we want to do our best to make it right for you. So speak up! We're all ears. Thank you in advance for all your input.
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CNET TVAs part of CNET Community, we're offering you a sneak peek at CNET TV. Once you've checked it out, feel free to tell us what you think in the special CNET TV feedback forum. Below are a few popular videos to get you started. First Look: Toshiba Gigabeat S Finally, a portable video player that's not the size of a pizza box. Check out our first look at the Toshiba Gigabeat S, a compact, easy-to-use device that can play all your media files. View the full video on CNET TV The Buzz Report This week on the Buzz, Executive Editor Molly Wood reports the latest on operating system winners and losers, HP cameras that burst into flame, and crafty ways to curb hackers. View the full video on CNET TV First Look: Motorola Q The Motorola Q gives the Palm Treo a definite run for the money by offering good call quality and an excellent multimedia experience, all wrapped up in a sexy little package. View the full video on CNET TV Speak Up! We're still hard at work on CNET TV, and we need your help! Tell us what you love, what you hate, and how we can improve our latest video offering. Give CNET TV a test-drive, then speak up in our special feedback forum.  Here are some interesting comments you've recently submitted
on CNET. Read up on it and talk about it.
• Should kids have cell phones? Would you give your kid a cell phone? This topic is often debated. Some feel strongly about kids not having one because of uncontrollable costs, yet others are quick to disagree for the reason of emergency use. With that said, where do you stand? • Do camera and camcorder salespeople know their stuff? We recently heard from a reader who got in an argument with the salesman over the camera she wanted--he insisted that a Rebel XT was too heavy for her! In your experience, have you found salespeople to be a help or a hindrance? • Best Firefox plug-ins for work What makes Firefox a better browser? Not what it is, but what you add to it. Read what CNET editor Rafe Needleman picked out as a few of his favorite Firefox plug-ins that he uses every day. And when you're ready, tell us what are your most productive plug-ins. |
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