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Here’s a bit of a shocker for you–seems that Sandisk is getting back in the MP3 player game with the emergence of information about its upcoming Fuze+ MP3 player. Information about the device only recently hit, so here’s the rundown.

Remember when, just two days ago, I told you about the Toshiba Libretto W100 being made available in the United States, and how Amazon was going to get some of these in to sell? Well, not any more–at least for now. They’ve run through their entire stock in only two [...]

Mechanical keyboards often feature great options like programmable keys and backlighting and other such things, but one of their biggest problems, according to the folks at Razer, is that the keys are often stiff and lead to “keyboard actuation fatigue”. But Razer’s out to change that with their recently-announced Blackwidow [...]

I’ve seen more than a few cameras in my time–sometimes they’re good, sometimes not so good. But after leafing through the specs on the Canon EOS 7D Studio Version, I’m left to wonder just what they were thinking.

It’s been a long time since we last heard much out of RAmos, so it was a surprise to spot a bit of news from them about their upcoming W9 mobile internet device.

Normally when you think of products from Thermaltake, you think of computer fans. And as we all know, computer fans are one of the most important (and hard to clean) parts of our computers. But they’ve taken their design to the next level by offering a computer fan for the [...]

The new Windows Live Messenger beta is starting to emerge, and one of the biggest parts of the whole affair is an integration with one of everybody’s favorite social media apps–Facebook.

So the folks out at THQ are trying to get a little more art injected into the Wii, and to that end, they’ve come out with an unusual little peripheral, the THQ uDraw Tablet.

It’s hard to connect the words “overkill” and “gaming laptop”, but the folks at Eurocom may well have just pulled it off with their announced Phantom 2.0 gaming laptop.

One thing that’s been on the back burner for Intel for some time now is making inroads into home entertainment. And given the direction home entertainment is moving, that requires three basic components: a PC (or comparable box to plug into the TV), an internet connection, and the media to [...]