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" The Dash &amp;quot;personal Internet viewer&amp;quot; (available in April for about $200) is Sony&amp;#039;s answer to the Chumby. It brings the sparse functionality of apps that show weather, stocks and news to a slightly larger gadget with a tablet-style touchscreen. The Dash connects to Wi-Fi networks to run some 1500 apps that give access to social networks, news, Internet radio and YouTube-style video on its 7-inch color touchscreen. The Dash is truly a minimal device, with just a USB and headphone slot along with built-in stereo speakers. But that doesn&amp;#039;t mean it&amp;#039;s portable--it doesn&amp;#039;t use a battery or have access to 3G networks. Instead, it gives you Internet at a glance from your desk, kitchen counter or bedside table--as one of our editors noted, it&amp;#039;s basically the coolest alarm clock ever. Is that worth $200 in a world where soon most TVs will be able to show the same widgets? Only time will tell. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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