An $18.9 billion deal will combine two companies with strong game portfolios and profits, presenting a challenge to former king of the jungle Electronic Arts.
In a sign of what may be to come for the United States, the Sony PlayStation 3 has finally outsold Nintendo's cheaper rival unit in the native country of both companies.
Rather than attempting to develop a unique set of replacement tools for Microsoft Office as Google has done, InstaColl built Live Documents to latch on to Office.
With a skyline design etched across its lid and embedded lights to recall a city's atmosphere, BenQ's latest laptop makes an appeal to those who yearn for the concrete jungle.
Matias' USB Folding Keyboard would be nearly indistinguishable from an ordinary desktop keyboard when sitting on a table, except for the discrete center hinge that allows it fold down into an easily portable package.
Continuing to bridge the gap between dumbed-down editing applications and bank-breaking professional ones, Final Cut Express 4 brings a handful of new features down to the consumer level.
Rather than using flash memory to completely take over for a traditional hard drive, the Vaulter Disk offers a few gigabytes of fast storage for commonly used files.
The maker of console peripherals will soak up Saitek's line of PC peripherals to expand its own product portfolio, and leverage Saitek's global presence.
The latest "business rugged" Toughbooks aren't ready for the battlefield, but they'll do just fine in the boardroom, where they'll stop cup after cup of coffee.
Larger drivers enable M-Audio's latest headphones to achieve better low-frequency response, allegedly putting sound quality on par with studio monitor systems.