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"While still not as ubiquitous as Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Mozilla's new Firefox 3.5 browser was just released yesterday and is off to a great start."

"Acer promises all day computing on a single charge and the machine is thin and nicely designed as well. If you are in the market for a thin and sexy notebook that won’t break the bank, the Timeline we are checking out today may be just what you need. Read on for all the details."

"Toshiba’s entry into the U.S. netbook market soars past the competition with a stunning design, stellar keyboard, and the longest battery life of any netbook to date."

"A company called DataSlide has unveiled a prototype of a new storage device that may one day replace both HDDs and SSDs. The prototype technology is called Hard Rectangular Disk or HRD. DataSlide says that the technology is patented and can achieve 160,000 IOPS and 500MB/sec performance levels while consuming under 4 watts of power."

"It's a great time to buy a GPU, especially if you're in the market for an AMD part. Prices are low and performance is high."

"We have today posted our next case review and this time we take a look at one of the new performance cases from Antec, namely the P183. It looks like the P182 in many ways, the fanguard however is removed from the top, a new design on the front door, but is there anything else that has been changed?"

"In the past few months it has been clear that memory manufacturers have mastered high specification triple channel kits with those like Corsairs Dominator-GT really impressing us. So today we have two more kits on our test bench from OCZ and G.Skill, both of which are capable of running at 2000MHz. Added to this we have a set of memory from Kingston which is one of the few that favours volume over extreme speed, their product gives us three 4GB sticks in one kit for a total of 12GB. Read on to find out which product best suits your needs."

"In the big scale of computing tasks, playing video isn’t a particularly taxing task, and computers have been able to do it for years, meaning just about any one will do. So rather than showing you how to empty your wallet shelling out for custom home theater components, we’re going to show you how to do it on the cheap, with just about any old machine you happen to have."

"In all, almost 700,000 calls came into the federal hotline last week, the FCC said, from people confused about the nationwide move to drop analog TV signals and broadcast only in digital."

"ThinkGeek has a handheld emulator system that’s able to play retro video games from systems like the NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy Advance, Neo-Geo, and even some Capcom arcade systems."

"Today we will be taking a look at the Panasonic Lumix FX150 Digital Camera, a point-n-shoot camera that packs several nice features into its compact shell. Boasting 14.7 Mega Pixels, a 3.6x optical zoom and HD video recording capability, the FX150 seems like a great value on paper, retailing for under $200."

"We assemble four systems geared for value and performance using AMD Phenom II, Intel Core 2, and Core i7 processors. The $800 to $1800 price range covers a lot of computer real estate."

"For some time now ATI has been planning a refresh of their 4870 and today that product reaches us in the form of the Radeon 4890. The 4890 is now ATI’s fastest single GPU solution and many would think that Nvidia need a refresh of their top end card, the GTX 285, to compete with ATI. This is not the case though as Nvidia feel they have a great value competitor for the 4890 with their new GTX 275."

"Today ATI and NVIDIA are introducing new sub-$250 cards vying for your attention. In one corner lies ATI's Radeon 4890. Sporting a new RV790 GPU, the card has been enhanced to run at higher clocks and lower temps. In other other corner is NVIDIA's GTX 275. Thanks to blazing clocks, it performs similarly to NVIDIA's GTX 280. Which card comes out on top in the end? Find out inside!"

"How many times did you wish to bring speakers along with your notebook on a business trip or vacation so you don’t have to use headphones when you are into enjoying in your music collection or good movie sound? New notebooks do have good speakers but they always sound “bucket-ish”. In case you ever carried with yourself speakers you know that a lot of problems came from a lot of cables that you needed to carry around and of course necessity for an power socket. Logitech recognized this problem and created solution for similar problems. This time we got in our test lab Logitech speakers under the code name: Z-5."

"Entry, Bargain, or HTPC - $800 can buy a lot of PC these days."