Memory-Tech Corporation and Toshiba announced that they have jointly developed a dual-layer ROM (read-only) disc that can store content in both the HD DVD and DVD formats.
Accell Corp, a provider of premium audio/video interconnects, computer cables and mobile device accessories,announced that its products are now available at Fry's Electronics.
Sporting a 5GB drive from Seagate, the sleek looking H10 comes in four different colors and features a color display. But is it enough to convince you to buy?
Mobile phone users will be able to securely send full tracks that they have purchased, from one mobile phone to another mobile phone via Bluetooth wireless technology.
You can expect Cable and Satellite companies to be offering multi-room DVR's in 2005 with more than 25 million being deployed by 2009 according to Parks and Associates.
TiVo has released statistics regarding this years SuperBowl ads. It should come as no surprise that the ads pushing the envelope received the most attention.
Xdrive has announce their new music service which lets people enjoy digital music collection via their Treo cell phones and any Palm, Tungsten or Sony Clie PDA.
The OpticSlim M12 is capable of scanning A4-size documents and is power-cord-free, using a USB interface for power and communication with the computer.
Panasonic's new DMC-LS1 offers 4-megapixel resolution and 3x optical zoom along with sophisticated features like MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer).
Elaborate Bytes Clone DVD extracts and writes any DVD to a single recordable DVD. Just make sure your favorite video game will work with this installed!
Engineers working on CRT tube technology have reduced their depth by a third to 35 cm and are shaving off another 10 cm to better compete with liquid crystal displays (LCDs),
Featuring supercomputer-like floating point performance with observed clock speeds greater than 4 GHz, the new 'supercomputer on a chip' was introduced at ISSCC today.
Intel has announced it has completed initial production runs of dual-core processors and provided further details about its multi-core plans to its customers.
Matsushita (Panasonic) and Hitachi will wrap up the deal today as the two companies try to get a handle on the current market as prices dive and competition increases.
One Terabyte of information on a single disc sounds too good to be true, but its a reality. Using holographic technology you could store tons of movies on a single disc.