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Read The Digital Issue: eWeek Magazine, November 23, 2009

This eWEEK
There’s a lot to be thankful for this year, and there’s a lot we hope we’ll be thankful for next year.

Best of eWEEK.com
The best of eWEEK on the Web includes Eric Lundquist’s list of 25 techies who made a big difference in the last 25 years, video reviews of Parallels Desktop Switch to Mac and BlackBerry 5.0 OS, a list of the persistent messaging problems that Google Wave can solve, and a review of the latest Firefox and Google Chrome browsers

Tech in-Depth
The 802.11n standard was just recently ratifified, although products based on the draft spec have been around for a while. eWEEK examines the drivers for moving to 802.11n, and the issues surrounding an upgrade from earlier versions of the spec.

Labs@Work
Microsoft always has its work cut out for it when upgrading Office because the platform has provided users with what they’ve needed for several years now. Instead of its usual “more handsome, more handy” upgrade M.O., Microsoft is making some significant changes in Office 2010, as evidenced by eWEEK Labs’ tests of the beta.

22 Jason Brooks The Linux choice is increasingly yours.
23 VMware Workstation 7 adeptly virtualizes Windows 7, Windows XP Mode and enterprise VMware platforms.
25 Jim Rapoza Today’s singlepurpose devices are destined for demise—history tells us so.
26 What does Windows 7 have that Linux doesn’t? Labs put the platforms head-to-head to see how they compete.
29 Cameron Sturdevant Is virtualization becoming the turducken of the IT world?

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