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October 24, 2006
Dear CNET members, Let me ask you folks something, do you just love gadgets? Do you live for the latest tech inventions, concepts, and product info, even if they never make it to market? If you're a gadget freak like me, I have something exciting to introduce to you: Crave! So what the heck is Crave? Crave is a blog from the editors and writers at CNET that shows the hottest and sexiest digital gadgetry on the horizon. And this dedicated site is all about showcasing the products that people like you and me lust after--that is, crave. While I understand that many of you are accustomed to getting your info in different ways (Web sites, blogs, podcasts, videos), Crave is your one-stop connection to the world of sleek and shiny gadgets and cutting-edge technologies such as robot butlers, smart refrigerators, next-generation GPS navigators, cool new tech toys, and the occasional oddball device that'll make you wonder who in their right mind needs that?! It's all about previews and concepts, encouraging conversations about products and ideas that might be only at the conceptual stages. So check out Crave now, and if you love it, bookmark it and visit it often. You never know what you will discover next in the rapidly changing world of emerging tech. Enjoy!
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This week's hot topic: 
Crave: CNET's newgadget blog Take a step into the world of Crave and check out some of the blog entries submitted by CNET editors and writers. And when you've read their scoops, talk back and tell us what you think about those products. Touch-screen iPod in December? "I know, I know. We are all getting sick of this "the real video iPod is coming" rumor. To reiterate, this much-rumored iPod is supposed to be a touch-screen model with a design-dominating wide screen, much..." (Read more)
--Submitted by: CNET editor, Jasmine France
Go ahead, abuse this phone "If you're like me, and you're growing tired of the seemingly endless parade of thin, pretty cells, you'll be glad to know that not all new handsets look like contestants on Extreme Makeover. Take, for example, the new..." (Read more)
--Submitted by: CNET editor, Kent German
Top 5 uses for the Lightcast "Meet the Lightcast, the LED projector that hooks up to your iPod (or other digital audio player) and projects a light show to the beat of the music. Now, there are some obvious uses for this gadget: saving on the cost of..." (Read more)
--Submitted by: CNET writer, Caroline McCarthy
Self-parking robot cars to invade U.S."Toyota will bring out a new line of Lexus LS sedans on October 20 that includes its Advanced Parking Guidance System (called Intelligent Parking Assist in Toyotas in Japan) as an option. Basically, cameras on the..." (Read more)
--Submitted by: CNET editor, Michael Kanellos
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Weigh in on this week's poll:
Crave offers up tons of products to lust after, but what about the lame stuff? Check out some of the items listed below.
 Pig speakers (tell us why?) Retro phone receiver (tell us why?) Siamese twin lightbulb (tell us why?) Glow-in-the-dark hair gel (tell us why?) Multimedia lounge mat (tell us why?)
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