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mNewsCenter 1

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows 2000/XP/MCE
Downloads	6	Limitations	None
Publisher	Embedded Automation	File Size	2.3M
Date added	07 Oct 2005		Check your speed

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mNewsCenter is an RSS reader that has been designed specifically for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Read blogs, listen to and watch podcasts, or view any other information source that supports the popular RSS protocol.

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