Nintendo has launched Mario Strikers Charged for Wii, an action-packed soccer game featuring earthquakes, storms, online gaming, and...of course, Mario.
Fujitsu has brought its 17-inch LifeBook N6460 to the U.S., offering a 2 GHz Core 2 Duo CPU, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 graphics, and an optional Blu-ray drive.
If you find yourself wondering whether to take your umbrella when you leave the house...now there's an umbrella that can tell you if rain is on the way.
It might look like one of those round dish covers to keep your dinner warm, but the Vaio VGX-TP1 packs an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and Windows Vista Home Premium.
Online virtual world Second Life has announced a ban on games of chance and betting on real-world sports events, prompting mixed reactions from residents.
Samsung's new BD-UP5000 Duo HD Player handles both Blu-ray and HD DVD discs, and is aimed at high-end home theater buffs who can't decide which format to embrace.
Leading digital media provider MusicNet has announced it will offer more than 1 million DRM-free music tracks from EMI and other labels for its partners to sell.
Sony has launched new "Elevated Standard" AV receivers offering compatibility with the latest high-end digital audio formats...and an iPod accessory port.
The chief technology officer for the One Laptop Per Child project says XO laptops may be offered commercially by the end of the year, perhaps for $350.
Helios Labs has announced its H2000 upscaling DVD player, bringing standard resolution HDMI, component, and VGA video sources up to 1080i for just $99.
Microsoft has announced it will anonymize search data gathered from Windows Live searches after 18 months, and work to create industry-wide search privacy standards.
Barring a miracle, it looks like youth-oriented mobile service operator Amp'd Mobile will be shuttering operations July 24, leaving subscribers in a lurch.