Acer have today confirmed that a WiMax (a technology that’s widely seen as the successor to Wi-Fi) enabled version of its popular Asus Aspire 5920 notebook is already being manufactured and will be made available initially via Sprint Nextel, and subsequently other networks, much in the same way as cell …

Following on from the increasing trend to offer hardware level encryption with storage devices (we’ve been inundated with secure USB flash drives of late) Fujitsu have today announced their new 2.5” Fujitsu MHZ2 CJ HDD Series of HDDs billed as the world’s first AES-256 FDE (full Disk Encryption) HDDs for …

Samsung’s new and much anticipated flagship touchscreen cell phone, the SGH-U900 Soul, which we reported on back in February, is now gradually becoming available in parts of Europe and should be widely available by the end of May.

Energy Sistem (not a typo on our part) have released the latest in their line of PMPs in the form of the new Energy 2021 Duo which, apart from offering all the media file compatibility and functionality one would expect from a PMP these days also comes with dual headphone/output …

Pandering to our ceaseless interest in Lego and Star Wars whilst also catering to our curious fascination of all things stationery, these admittedly whimsical (but very cool) Star Wars themed Lego pens come as a pack of three featuring Lego versions of Yoda, R2-D2 and Darth Vader and would undoubtedly …

Whilst it would be all to easy to rubbish the premise behind this particular iPod Nano Stand Photo Frame case its actually, on reflection, not a particularly bad idea except for the fact that we suspect that it’ll prove all to tempting for any light fingered sorts in and around …

Iomega have announced a new external hard disk drive, known as the Iomega Media Xporter, which is being touted specifically for use with gaming consoles such as Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3 offering the end user ‘convenient new way to enjoy music, digital movies, and photos through the …

Kodak have unveiled three new digital photo frames which, apart from sporting Kodak’s Quick Touch Border touchscreen controls are also, according to Kodak at least, capable of displaying photos in HD format (which seems to merely translate to ‘fairly reasonable resolution’).