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    • By M. Kellner - The Washington Times

    March 14, 2011, 10:09AM

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    It’s cool, yes, and it’s lighter, something that’s helpful when reading in bed. But the iPad 2, released on Friday, has more to offer, as I shared with Fox5’s Steve Chenevey early Monday morning. (A fuller review is upcoming in Wednesday’s paper.)

     

     

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