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  • ASUS announce first EEE with optical drive

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    Mini-laptop pioneers ASUS have announced a new EEE PC model which includes an optical disc drive, a first for the trendsetting range. The 1004DN model also boasts an ergonomic keyboard and 10-inch LCD display that supports 720p high definition playback.

  • Robert Pattinson in The Haunted Airman

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    The Haunted Airman stars Robert Pattinson who shot to fame as Cedric Diggory in the legendary Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and more recently Twilight. Adapted from Dennis Wheatley’s novel The Haunting of Toby Jugg, this is the tale of a troubled young man who returns from war, only to face new terrors.

  • Dyer and Hassan reunite for City Rats

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    Danny Dyer and Tamer Hassan reunite for City Rats, which arrives on DVD on April 27th. Described as “Pulp Fiction style blend that reveals London’s true dark and twisted underbelly”, the film is this year’s most highly anticipated Brit-flick.

  • Inbetweeners return for a second series

    Inbetweeners return for a second series

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    The Inbetweeners, E4’s comedy hit of 2008, returns for a new six-part series next month promising more mishaps and embarrassing attempts to ‘pull’ as Will (Simon Bird) finds himself doomed to failure in his attempts to make his new friends – Simon, Jay and Neil – cool.

  • 15GB for £15 – 3's new mobile internet offering

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    3 has announced a 15GB for £15 mobile broadband package which it says will take the worry out of mobile surfing. The company says the allowance is the equivalent of 15,000 emails, 150 hours of web surfing, 10 half hour video downloads and 480 four minute music tracks.

  • Memory problems for Broderick in Diminished Capacity

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    In Diminished Capacity Matthew Broderick plays Cooper, a newspaper editor who finds himself wondering: How much is a good memory worth? after a debilitating concussion takes him from the political pages to the comic strip.