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As we turn our calendars to 2013, let’s take a moment to look back at 2012 in tech, and see what 2013 may hold. Last year saw the launch of not one, not two, but three new iPads, the iPhone 5, new iPod Touches and Retina Macbooks. 2013 should see more of the same, with new iPads and iPad Minis on the way, the iPhone 5S and even more powerful Macbooks. Samsung had a big 2012, too, launching not only the awesome Galaxy S3 but also the Note II. With the even more powerful S4 and the even bigger Note III on the way, 2013 will be bigger, faster and just plain better for Samsung. Nintendo kicked off the new console cycle in 2012 with the launch of the Wii U, and chances are good that Microsoft and Sony will follow-up with new consoles of their own this year. These predictions are just the tip of the tech iceberg.
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