The Bose QuietComfort 2 headphones are among the few that use active noise reduction technology to eliminate background noise electronically. Are they worth $299 though.
Engadget has finished their review of iRivers H10 portable audio player. While its not a bad review, they fail to update their H10 to the latest firmware before testing.
Little known Kinnarps has a hit on their hands with the Plus [8] Office Chair. Featuring total customization including fabric, arms and headrest. You won't know what you are missing till you try it out.
HP has unveiled a line of 10 newly branded HP Pavilion TVs, including four HD microdisplay rear-projection televisions, three HD plasmas and three HD LCDs.
U.S. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin has proposed requiring Internet-based telephone services to offer 911 emergency services to customers by as early as the end of September.
CyberLink will showcase the latest Blu-ray Disc playback and burning support with HP and the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) at IFA in Berlin, Germany from September 2-7.
American Express will begin issuing a new type of credit card that uses an embedded wireless technology you wave in front of a sensor instead of swiping it.
Electronic Arts has revealed their line-up of videogame titles for the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) taking place in Los Angeles May 18-20, 2005.
Linux users are getting the much needed attention they deserve today as Samsung announces they will include a version of Nero for the Linux OS with their new DVD recorders.
Step aside Apple, Creative deserves a little attention. The company announced they have sold more than 2 million MP3 players in the first 3 months of 2005.
Warner Bros. Studios and Microsoft Corp. announced their plans to collaborate on the release of a broad range of next-generation HD DVD discs using Windows Media Video 9.