Cruzer Titanium is a sleek, USB 2.0 hi-speed flash storage drive that is virtually indestructible and designed to physically protect the valuable data of business and power users.
The Wherifone G550 Locator Phone, powered by Siemens technology, is expected to be available through Wal-Mart stores and Walmart.com beginning in Q2, 2005.
Turion 64 gives performance to thinner and lighter notebook PCs with longer battery life, enhanced security, and compatibility with the latest graphics and wireless solutions.
Microsoft has announced their new Office Communicator 2005 product which integrates IM, voice, video, telephony and access to Web conferencing into a single client.
At Sony's Open House 2005 event the company introduced several new DVD players including three HDMI up-scaling DVD players, a new DVD recorder and a 400-disc changer.
According to In-Stat, media networking connections in homes will grow from more than 50 million in 2005 to more than 200 million in 2009, a 29% compound annual growth rate.
Sigma Designs, a company known for manufacturing chips for home video products has committed their support to the DivX Connected Certification Program.
Logitech plans to offer business solution providers a Bluetooth wireless technology enabled version of the award-winning Logitech io2 Digital Pen, beginning this summer.
Gateway may have won the budget conscious consumers over with their affordable plasma televisions, but will they win again with their 30-inch LCD HDTV ready TV?
The VoiceLine XJ100 Wi-Fi Handset now automatically scans and connects to available access points, allowing users to make and receive calls over open Wi-Fi hot spots.
Dell has introduced the Latitude 110L notebook computer, designed for customers who need essential mobile productivity in a reliable, managed business notebook.
The new RMB-1077 power amp is a slim, rack-mount component just over 2-inches tall, that delivers no less than 700 watts – seven fully independent channels of 100W each.
Sony today announced nine new flash media Network Walkman players. The new Network Walkman models play back both MP3 and ATRAC3/3plus music files, as well as WMA and WAV formats.
The phone normally retails for $149, but is now available for only $29 through April 30, 2005, at all SunCom retail stores throughout the Southeastern United States.
Google has officially launched their new Desktop Search 1.0, a free downloadable application which enables users to search for information on their own computers.
A San Jose judge ruled that Apple can force three websites to disclose the names of the people responsible for handing out confidential Apple information.
The 1394 Trade Association announced today that a new study group has been formed to investigate the need and demand for a new specification to transport MPEG-4 video over IEEE 1394
A couple weeks ago we reported that ISP Madison River Communications was blocking ports used for VoIP applications. Vonage filed suit and has walked away a winner.
Walmart is on track to have RFID in 600 stores and 12 distribution centers by year's end. They are using RFID technology as part of their supply chain process.