PC Magazine columnist Jim Louderback apparently does not see why everyone is getting worked up over the Sony PSP and says its not an iPod killer. Thats right, its a game system Jim.
Nearly half of all consumers plan to make their next television purchase a high-definition (HDTV) television set, according to a new consumer survey released by the CEA.
If you are in the market for a new Sony laptop, we challenge you to look at Gateway's new M210XL. It looks like a Sony, but is more affordable and still packed with features.
The world's largest outdoor high definition display (56,000 square feet) will greet and entertain Atlanta Braves fans at the newly renovated Turner Field this season.
Epson is offering two new XGA resolution Commuter Series models with the Epson PowerLite(R) 732c (3.8 pounds) and the wireless/PC-free PowerLite 737c (3.9 pounds).
Panasonic's new CF-51 Toughbook features an 2.0GHz Intel Pentium M CPU, a full magnesium-alloy case, an internally shock-and-drop resistant 80GB removable hard drive and more.
Sony has launched its new IPELA line of Internet protocol (IP)-based communications products ranging from IP monitoring and recording devices to IP-ready videoconferencing systems.
A new report from In-Stat shows that while people want instant access to video through their televisions and portable devices, the DVD business is still expected to grow.
Canon's new LV-7230 and LV-S4 multimedia projectors are engineered to attract buyers with performance and price, while impressing audiences with quality images.
Siemens has officially announced their new SP65 mobile phone designed for business users. It features a ton of connectivity functions but is lacking a camera.
The FCC will once again rolling back the date for the eventual ban of 'integrated set-top boxes' distributed and leased by cable companies to consumers, from 2006 to 2007.