Should you wait for Intel's Sandy Bridge laptops?

From CNET News.com: Why wait? Sandy Bridge technology is better than anything Intel has offered to date, and it's almost here. Intel is already shipping the processor to PC makers, which means when the chip technology is announced at the Consumer Electronics Show on January 5...

Sony returning to e-reader market in Japan

From CNET News.com: One might have thought Sony was selling e-readers on its home turf. But it actually abandoned Japan's e-reader market in 2007 and is only now returning with its new touch-screen models, which go on sale there on December 10th.

The price for the 5-inch Pocket...

Kingston Launches HyperX External USB 3.0 SSDs

From Tom's Hardware: If you're packing a USB 3.0 PC, then you likely have the need for speed. SSDs are clearly on our list of things that make our computers go faster, but those are already sitting happily in our internal SATA interfaces.

Kingston has a solution for those wanting to...

Nexus S, Android Gingerbread Pictured

From DailyTech: With today being Thanksgiving, things are a bit slow in the tech world, but the fellas over at XDA have a nice scoop to whet your appetite before stuffing your face with turkey later today. The site has not only posted some [blurry] shots of the upcoming Nexus S...

Sony Ericsson Expected to Reveal PlayStation Phone on December 9

From X-bit Labs: Sony Ericsson greatly anticipated PlayStation-branded phone may be closer than one might think. According to a flier, which picture was published by a web-site, Sony Ericsson will host an event in France on the 9th of December, where it would unveil "the most...

Opera rolls out Opera 11 beta with 'tab stacks,' extensions

From InfoWorld: Opera teased a major new version of its desktop browser last month, and now the first Opera 11 beta is here to offer an early taste of its -- count 'em -- 11 new features.

One of the most notable additions in the Opera 11 beta is a new "tab stacking" system that...

Angry Birds slingshotting to PS3, XBox 360, and Wii next year

From CNET News.com: Angry Birds on the big screen? No, a movie deal hasn't been inked yet, but console versions are in the works. According to a BBC blog, Rovio, the developer of the megapopular smartphone game, is hoping to release Angry Birds on the PS3, XBox 360, and Wii next year...

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