MAINGEAR has announced a brand new gaming notebook today that is supposedly the most powerful desktop replacement to be on the market. It’s called the eX-L 18 and this notebook really packs in the features.

Fujifilm announced four new additions to their FinePix line today, adding a wider array of affordable models that are sure to keep even picky camera enthusiasts generally satisfied.

AVC has revealed a brand new Internet home surveillance system today called LiveLine IP, which just hit beta today. This new system makes it easy to keep track of your home, no matter where you are.

It seems Samsung just hit a first today. They’ve announced their 2-gigabit or 256MB DDR3 RAM chip, which is the first to be mass produced using their 40-nanometer process.
The great thing about this process is that it allows the company to mass produce very dense chips without upping their power consumption. This keeps costs down as well. The idea here is to offer up 4GB RAM for notebooks and 16GB RAM for servers.
These new chips contain twice as much bandwidth as the old 1 gigabit chips. We don’t know at this time how much the RAM will cost or when it will be made available, but you can count on these chips being available pre-installed in computer offerings first.
More and more movies are being released into theaters in 3D these days, which is no doubt impressive, but wouldn’t it be nice to have this technology at home? That’s what Sonic thinks as they begin development of a 3D home movie delivery system.
In an effort to get this project off the ground, Sonic is working with NVIDIA and others to bring GeForce 3D Vision to their Roxio CinemaNow player.
Compatible displays include the ViewSonic FuHzion VX2265wm and the Samsung 2233RZ. The movies will be shown in 1080p and can be shown on anything device that’s 3D-ready including projectors. There’s no word on any potential release date or cost, but we’ll keep you posted.
Who doesn’t like to have a little bit of fun with their electronics purchases. I know I do. That’s what makes The Big Bang Speaker pretty cool. Crafted in the shape of one of those cartoon bombs, it’s sure to be an attention-getter.
