Mad Catz has unveiled the latest in the company's line of PC flight sticks, the Cyborg X. While the new hardware showcases many new features, we're most impressed with the amount of customisation it offers.
Panasonic's new players, the DMP-BD60, DMP-BD80 and DMP-BD70V are mostly incremental updates to the existing Blu-ray players, except for the addition of VHS playback on one of the players.
Even if the case lighting caused consternation for some, we were fans of Dell's XPS 630 gaming desktop, which delivered solid bang-for-the-buck. With this morning's announcement of the XPS 625, Dell once again sets its sights on the mid-range gamer.
INQ Mobile, a company based in the UK, claims that it is the first to really bring social networks in the form of Facebook, MySpace, et al to those of us who prefer to have regular, affordable phones.
Skype announced on Thursday the forthcoming release of Skype Lite for Google Android and other Java-enabled phones. Skype Lite marks the communication company's first native VoIP client for Java.
You don't necessarily associate the iHome brand with "premium" audio and cutting-edge design, but the folks there are giving it their best shot with the upcoming 100-Watt iP1, which features a whole new look for the company known for its budget iPod audio systems.
On the heels of Logitech's announcement of its own new PC gaming peripherals, Razer brings word this morning of a new PC gaming mouse and audio headset.
2008 won't be remembered as a year of innovations, but more as a year of refinement. Here's our take on the features that have passed from tech-wants to must-haves.
Phil Schiller takes the stage at Macworld 09, revealing Apple's new line up. While the rumours were mostly right, the lack of a new Mac Mini will be a sticking point for a lot of people.
You dig your Windows Mobile device, but you'll love it more when it's loaded up with free software for entertainment, security and work. Find the best and brightest free downloads for your faithful handheld.
Sony has finally taken the wraps off its first netbook at this year's CES show at Las Vegas, and we had a brief hands-on with it. Is it a stylish Eee PC killer or an overpriced, under-performing PDA?
While we're still unsure what Dell was up to when it combined its mid-range Studio and high-end XPS laptop lines into the new Studio XPS line, at least it means we're finally getting a true 16:9 16-inch laptop from Dell.