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Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Today on CNET       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter March 26, 2012     Laura Cucullu Senior features editor Profile Email Nikon D800: So very awesome After what feels like a long drought, this quarter looks like a flood of pro cameras, with a host of great models that really improve on their already-great predecessors. An unsurprisingly great camera that's worth every penny of its higher price for its target market of professional nonsports photographers, the Nikon D800 should definitely please those who've been waiting patiently to replace their older Nikon equipment. Read more | Share on Facebook        Top-rated gadgets right now The CNET Reviews team threw endorsements at some superhigh-end gear this past week (ahem, the nearly-$100,000 Porsche 911 Carrera S) and some low-priced but high-value gear (like the ZTE Fury for Sprint).  More | Share on Facebook          Android phones for iPhone ditchers (video) Have you given up on iOS? Or are you trying to? Want to take the plunge into the dark side and join team Android? Check out our collection of First Look videos of the phones that are best to ease you in to a whole new world.  More | Share on Facebook          Thunderbolt drives: Oh, the irony! CNET rounds up all the existing Thunderbolt storage devices on the market and explains why they make editor Dong Ngo want to pull his hair out.  More | Share on Facebook          Get real about the new iPad's speed While the new iPad's A5X processor, with its quad-core GPU, is great at pushing millions of polygons around in games, does it offer any general speed increases over the iPad 2?  More | Share on Facebook        Latest news   'Mad Men' game full of pixelated whiskey and cigarettes     Poach me, I'm for hire     To catch a thief on social media     Woman breaks nose on Apple store, sues for $1M     Tim Cook spotted in China; next iPhone on the docket?     Latest Windows downloads   RedEyes Host Monitor     Corner Bowl Log Manager     Internet Server Monitor (64-bit)     TCC/LE     Take Command x64

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