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20 October 2009 16:42 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
After a brief summer break, Megawhat is back on Pocket-lint with a brand new Tech Week in View episode for your viewing pleasure.
Pocket-lint's Stuart Miles talks tourists on Segways and tells us why he thinks the new Sonos S5 is a tidy bit of kit.
Miles also considers the Amazon Kindle's UK launch (was it a bit of a rush job?) and looks at what the T-Mobile Sidekick data loss might mean for the cloud computing industry.
Watch the video above now to see it all play out, and stay tuned for more comment from Pocket-lint soon.
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