Priced affordably like a CRT, but less than 16" deep, the Samsung TXR3079WH integrated 30" cathode ray panel TV creates a new category in the HDTV market.
Seagate is shipping the industry's highest capacity 1-inch hard drive, a new 6GB model of its popular 1-inch ST1 Series hard drive for handheld applications.
The new JVC DVD player lineup is comprised of two new models, each available in a choice of silver or black and designed with a new ultra-slim profile and stylish arc form.
The two companies have agreed to constructively dissolve their joint venture company, NEC-Mitsubishi Electric Visual Systems Corporation, on March 31, 2005.
Microsoft announced a major agreement with Alcatel, designed to rapidly accelerate the availability of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) on a global scale.
DrunkenBlog.com interviews Vivek "Sunny" Sambhara and gets Steve Woziaks reaction to the lawsuit Apple has filed against Apple fan site ThinkSecret.com.
The new Epson RX600 allows you to print, scan, copy and restore slides, negatives and photos for vibrant color reprints or enlargements without a computer.
Kotaku.com has some great information about Microsoft's upcoming game console the Xbox 360°. This is the most detailed information we have recieved to date.
There are several sites on the web posting reviews of Intel's new Pentium 4 660 (notice the lack of a MHz speed rating in the name) and 3.73GHz Extreme Edition processors.
PC World is reporting that Sony is getting ready to launch their new NAS-A10 40GB digital audio player. Unfortunately it will not playback MP3's stored on its hard drive.
According to BetaNews, AOL has updated its popular Winamp music player to prevent remotely playing WMA files with a future update designed to prevent recording of that format.
In what has to be one of the coolest ideas executed this year, SanDisk has unveiled a memory card that 'folds' to reveal a USB connector instantly giving you access to data.
Intel has stepped away from the MHz naming scheme instead opting for a series of 'models' for the new Pentium 4's. AMD did this a couple years ago. Will it work for Intel too?
Sanyo's new MM-5600 also doubles as an MP3 player and a 1.3-megapixel digital camera. Worth noting is the phones support for AAC audio files and an SD memory card slot.
CEA Market Research reported that factory-to-dealer dollar sales of digital cameras in 2004 totaled more than $4.7 billion - an increase of 21 percent compared to 2003.
The next laptop you buy could be built by you. ABS, known for their desktop systems, has launched a new online store that lets you build your own laptop computer.