Toshiba has added three new gaming-friendly models to its Satellite notebook line, featuring 17-inch screens, Nvidia Go GeForce 7900 GTX graphics, and Windows Vista Ultimate.
Sony has announced significant expansions to its Bravia television line, and says its Bravia Internet Video Link add-on will be available in July for $300.
Marriott plans to offer high-definition LCD televisions and a digital "plug-in panel" for guests' digital devices throughout the U.S. and Canada by the end of 2009.
It might not be sexy or offer to be a mobile video experience, but National Geographic plans to offer a pre-paid cell phone which works in more than 100 countries.
Mobile phone maker BenQ Mobile has failed to find an investor willing to take over the whole operation, so now the companies real estate, operations, and patents will be divvied up
BitTorrent has launched its BitTorrent Entertainment Network, partnering with major movie and TV studios to offer more than 5,000 titles...for Windows.
The RIAA is stepped up copyright complaints sent to colleges and universities over students' file-sharing activities...and named the 25 schools with the most complaints.
New figures from NPD show the Nintendo Wii was January's top-selling video game console, followed by Sony's PlayStation 2, Microsoft's Xbox 360, and Sony's PlayStation 3.
Google goes after a bit of the enterprise market with Google Apps Premier Edition, offering phone support, guaranteed uptime, and 10 GB of storage for $50 a seat.
Microsoft's Xbox 360 title Crackdown is now available at retailers, inviting mature gamers to take justice into their own hands and do whatever it takes to clean up the streets.
S1Digital's new rackmount ProLine series of Media Centers go after the custom installation market, offering up to 3 TB of storage and Windows Vista Ultimate.
Verizon Wireless is now offering the Palm Treo 700wx smartphone, still boasting Windows Mobile 5 and a $400 price tag and ramping up to 64 MB of user memory.
A new study published in the Archives of Surgery finds that a surgeon's skill at laparoscopic procedures may be related to a surgeon's video game skills.
Ever wanted to command hundreds of land, sea, and air units on sprawling battlefiends?? THQ has shipped Supreme Commander, its 37th century real-time strategy game for Windows.
Spurning YouTube, Viacom has decided to make its considerable video properties available online via Joost, the new video service launched by the founders of Skype.
A study from the U.K.'s Liverpool John Moores University says video games which involve body movements can help players burn a significant number of calories.
It's been the subject of speculation for, well, years, but Sony's Phil Harrison has all-but-announced Sony plans to offer video downloads for PlayStation 3 owners.