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HTML 5 Presentation provides an overview of HTML5, including what it is, its new semantic elements for page layout and markup, CSS3 features, support for multimedia and graphics, device access capabilities, performance improvements, offline storage and connectivity features. It also discusses HTML5 pros and cons, and provides useful resources for further information.
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