Believe it or not, figuring out how many steps you had taken and how fast your heart was beating required two different products before Sportline cooked up the 960 sports watch.
Among the many green touches on the ThinkCentre A61e, including an energy efficient power supply, processor and fan, the optional solar panel stands out as a first.
Business is brutal in California. The Milpitas-based SanDisk makes no bones about going for the throat of its goliath, Cupertino-based competitor with the Sansa View.
Printing 45 pages per minute is nothing if it takes 10 just to figure out how to get a copier going, so Toshiba's latest copiers shoot for intuitive interfaces.
No virtual lives here, just Sims fans singing their hearts out. EA's new online community lets members share recorded karaoke songs, comedy routines, and more.
Gaming on a laptop doesn't have to mean playing Solitaire. Vigor's newest mobile computers have performance hardware under the hood that nearly matches high-end desktops.
Yes, a fistful (they're small). The company's IFA 2007 releases include a memory card that can jack cell phones up to 8GB storage capacity, a new SSD, and a high-speed card reader.
The company's new display lines feature dual-purpose sets for TV and computer use, mammoth 60-inch sets for home cinemas, and a value line with sizes down to 32 inches.
Solid-state drives for consumer, commercial and industrial applications are all on the way in September, along with a 128GB 1.8-inch drive by the year's end.
The Edge 605 and 705 provide cyclists with volumes of data about every ride they take, plus GPS mapping to get them home and an online community to share results.
In the face of increasing competition from Hotmail and Gmail, Yahoo Mail will get free text messaging to cell phones, integrated IM clients, and a host of other new features.
Newly released sales figures show Sony's struggling console made a strong kick for the finish line in July, but still finished on the heels of the Xbox 360.