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November 21

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Black Friday TV deals abound Most holiday shoppers hope to trade up to bigger, flat-panel HDTV displays, and on Black Friday, they're in luck. Talking Your Tech: Rich Eisen expands audience NFL broadcaster uses podcasts, Twitter to stay connected to fans. Review: Nikon D600 is a great full-frame camera The Nikon D600 SLR is a solid, affordable camera if you're looking to get into full-frame photography. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES tech HP slammed after problems with acquisition Accounting improprieties at acquired search-engine maker result in HP's $8.8B writedown; second huge quarterly loss. gaming Review: Nintendo's Wii U a potential dual threat Nintendo's new-generation game system adds tablet-style controller. columnist Five things you didn't know about 'Call of Duty' Game designer and director shares five things users didn't know about the game. travel NTSB follows TSA lead, drops BlackBerry The NTSB is the latest government disaster or security agency to drop the use of BlackBerrys nation U.S. to fund small, modular nuclear reactors The Department of Energy announces funding Tuesday to develop a new generation of smaller, less costly nuclear reactors. personal Toca Tailor: Unleashing kids' creativity Toca Tailor infuses the fun of playing dress-up with the freedom to create from your surroundings. personal Canon VIXIA camcorder is 'better than average' As solid as the VIXIA is for the price, it still has a list of weaknesses, as most cheap models do.   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Week in Space Gallery A spectator takes a picture with his phone during the solar eclipse on Nov. 14 in Palm Cove, Australia.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Workers carry an Argentine national flag as they block a bridge during a strike in Buenos Aires. Argentina's biggest unions are staging a national strike to demand a higher minimum wage and protest against rising inflation.

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