Sony's new BDP-S470 Blu-ray player is its first 3D-ready Blu-ray player...but some other units will be able to add 3D support through firmware updates.
Macworld editors have given 14 Best of Show awards at this week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, highlighting innovative and buzz-generating products.
Nvidia's Optimus technology will let notebooks transparently shift between battery-saving integrated graphics and high-performance discrete graphics...from Nvidia, of course.
Know how using a "laptop" on your lap can be well-neigh impossible? Belkin's improved Laptop Cooling Pad saved your thighs...and keeps your notebook cool.
The followup to the 2007 Game of the Year is on sale now for PS2, Xbox 360, and Windows PCs one put players in the boots - and complete diving suit - of Big Daddy.
Remember the original Babel Fish? Or those translator microbes in Farscape? Now Google is working on bringing near real-time speech translation...to phones.
Ebooks from Macmillan are once again available via Amazon's Kindle Store...and Amazon is going along with new higher prices set under Macmillan's agency model.
Microsoft has lowered prices on its Zune HD line, with the 16 GB Zune HD now priced $10 less than the 8 GB iPod touch...and offering twice the storage.
An Australian judge has ruled that Australian ISP iiNet is not responsible for its users' illegal downloads...and it may set back Hollywood's efforts to prosecute pirates.
Scosche's solBat II charger combines a lithium ion battery with a solar panel so it can charge devices as fast as a wall wart...and then replenish itself in the sun.
Senator Dick Durbin wants to know how U.S. tech companies prevent their gear and services from contributing to human rights abuses by the Chinese government.
Olympus's new E-PL1 Micro Four-Thirds camera offers a 12.3 megapixel resolution, in-body image stabilization, HD video capture...and a price under $600.
President Obama's $3.8 trillion budget cuts back on a lot of things...including the Ares and Orion rockets that were supposed to return America to the Moon.
TiVo has updated its service to enable customers to respond instantly to specially-designed ads, and to enable ads which display logos even when users try to skip them.
Auction giant eBay well stop charging fees for auction items starting at 99 cents or less...but some sellers will actually wind up paying more to list items.
StartPage is search engine that doesn't record your IP address, your searches, or anything about you. And now you can surf to linked pages anonymously.
A new survey of 600 computing and IT execs from CSIS and McAfee finds growing worry over cyberattacks from the U.S. and China...and that infrastructure will be targeted.
It's real: the Apple iPad is a large, touchscreen tablet with integrated media applications, Wi-Fi, a 3G option, and prices starting at $499 when they go on sale at the end of March.