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How To Buy A Laptop

November 22, 2008
Whether you are a road warrior, daily commuter, or media mogul, make sure that your next notebook is a good fit. We look at gear from Lenovo, eMachines, HP, Sony, and Acer.

Video-Game Consoles Also Waste Your Electricity

November 21, 2008
On average, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 use 150 watts and 119 watts of electricity, respectively, more than prior generations of the consoles.

HP Offers AMD Shanghai-Based Workstation

November 21, 2008
The xw9400 is available with Windows Vista and XP Professional and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.

Dell Profit Beats Wall Street Expectations

November 21, 2008
Dell posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit Thursday as cost cuts offset lower revenue, sending its shares up about 6%.

Samsung Installing Charging Stations At Airports

November 21, 2008
The company said it will install 115 stations in three major airports to ensure that your gadgets always have juice.

Dell Hurt By Weakening PC Demand

November 20, 2008
Dell's earnings are a sharp contrast to rival and market leader Hewlett-Packard, which issued last week a stronger-than-expected full-year profit forecast.

Researcher Slashes 2009 Forecast For PC Shipments

November 20, 2008
Rapidly deteriorating conditions in the global economy and financial system are likely to lead fewer businesses to invest in technology next year.

Wyse Revamps Thin Client OS For Collaborative Computing

November 20, 2008
Version 6.3 connects to Microsoft Terminal Services 2008 and supports Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol with 32-bit color and font smoothing.

HP Revamps Online Customer Support

November 19, 2008
Consumers of HP notebooks, desktops, printers, and monitors can get information from an overhauled peer-to-peer support forum, free online classes, and video tutorials.

HP Unveils Tablet PC With Multi-Touch Screen

November 19, 2008
The screen makes it possible to use a variety of gestures, including swipes, pinches, double-taps, and finger rotations, to manipulate content similar to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch.

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