HP Unveils New Notebooks, Including 3D Model

HP has introduced three new consumer notebook PCs, including a no-holds-barred model with 3D video.

HP has introduced three new consumer notebook PCs, including a no-holds-barred model with 3D video.

Kris Abel was down in San Francisco for the Apple press conference, and had the chance to get hands-on with the new iPods, including the uber-tiny nano and the wafer-thin Touch. Read his in-depth report here.

WIND Mobile has added the BlackBerry Pearl 3G, RIM's smallest device to date, to its line up of mobile phone offerings. The device can be purchased outright for $320, and will operate on WIND's IP 3G+ network.
Apple took the wraps off the new Apple TV at a media event in San Francisco. It shouldn't come as a news bulletin that Apple TV hasn't exactly set the world on fire, but it was refreshing to hear Apple CEO Steve Jobs admit as much.
Owners of Nikon or Canon DSLRs with US$1,843 burning a hole in their pocket will be able to complement their Carl Zeiss Planar T*1.4/50 and T*1,4/85 lenses with a wide-angle lens that shares the same high speed sometime during Q1 2011.
True: we're in the age of iPods and compressed audio. But there still remains a healthy market of those who appreciate the ability to hear a song reproduced exactly how the artist intended. That's where devices like the Arcam rDAC digital-to-analog converter come in.
At IFA 2010 in Berlin, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. revealed a tablet computer that's powered by the Android 2.2 operating system. The mobile computer is called the Galaxy Tab (GT-P1000), and Samsung implies that it's the first of many such devices to come.
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