Boutique computer maker Maingear's new Shift PS pulls out all the stops, packing Core i7 processors, vertical airflow cooling, and massive expandability.
Sprint has fired up WiMax 4G service in North Carolina, Dallas-Ft. Worth, and Chicago - and offers a subsidized Dell Mini 10 that hooks into its 3G network.
Although gamers have been overclocking their graphics cards for years, AMD is now offering the ATI Radeon HD 4890 with a world's first: a 1 GHz clock speed.
Sony and Vizio have settled their patent dispute with a a cross-licensing agreement: the companies are now licensees of each others' digital television patents.
IAC head Barry Diller says he may be open to selling Ask.com, the struggling search engine that's always lagged far behind Google, Yahoo, and even Microsoft.
Bookseller Barnes & Noble has confirmed it will be offering the Plastic Logic Que proReader in January...and Barnes & Noble is powering the bookstore too.
Sony's optical drive unit has attracted the attention of U.S. antitrust regulators looking into the state of competition - or lack thereof - in the optical disc drive business.
A new report from Strategy Analytics forecasts sales of Bluetooth headsets will shrink 28 percent in 2009 - maybe going wireless isn't so necessary after all.
Hitachi and Phoenix have announced a new technology that can enable a PCD owner to track and, if necessary, cryptographically erase their notebook hard drive.
Amazon's forthcoming Kindle for PCs lets folks buy and use their Kindle electronic books on their PCs - and they can save and sync bookmarks across all their Kindle devices.
The Xbox 360's exclusive deal to bring Netflix streaming to gaming consoles is over: starting in November, Netflix movies and TV shows come to the PlayStation 3.
Dell is looking to help law enforcement quickly collect and analyze digital evidence via a new data-center and cloud-based Dell Digital Forensics Solution.
Belkin is voluntarily recalling all TuneBase Direct with Hands-Free, TuneBaseFM with Hands-Free, and TuneBaseFM with ClearScan in-car iPod dock sold since April 1, 2009.