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Latest extra in high-tech gadgets — viruses

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susan | 7:26 a.m. March 31, 2008
i want to buy an ipod but how will i know when it is safe to do so?

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Computer consultant Jerry Askew bought this digital photo frame at a Target store, only to find that the frame attempted to load four different viruses into his computer when he tried to place photos.

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