Pixels Eight Times Smaller Than Apple's Retina Display Created
The Retina Display, which is one of the main features of the iPhone 4, stirred quite a bit of discussion after the official announcement. Even…
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Babel Fisk Speech To Text Glasses Will Show The Deaf What Someone Says In Real Time
For the hearing impaired, getting along in an every day situation, amongst a crowd of people that don't necessarily have the same impairment may be…
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SanDisk Fuze+ MP3 Players Announced, Available Now With New Design
SanDisks' Fuze line-up of Personal Media Players have managed to remain present on the market for awhile now, without ever bringing too much attention to…
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Staples To Start Selling Amazon Kindles This Fall
Although Target had a good run to be the only brick-and-mortar retail location to sell Amazon's top-selling Kindle device, it looks like they don't have…
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LG Optimus Pad Unveiled, Super Thin And Running Android
LG, at this year's Dealer Days, has officially pulled the curtain off their tablet device. In the same vein as their Optimus line-up of Android-powered…
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Apple Liveblog Reminder & Rumor Round-Up
Apple's annual iPod event is 24 hours away, and we're counting off the minutes before the traditional SlashGear liveblog. We'll be firing up the servers…
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Canon XF100 And XF105 Announced, Due Early 2011
As far as cameras and camcorders go, there seems to be a hard push for the consumer market. Of course, consumers buy things, so if…
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Pogoplug Now Supports Cloud Printing With New Firmware, Wireless Adapter And Biz Model Now Shipping
The Pogoplug keeps getting updated, and there's not a single bad spot in sight. This time around, with a brand new firmware that's being pushed…
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Hitachi Creates Projected Capacitive Touchscreen That Supports Fingers, Pens, And Insulating Materials
Hitachi has grown to be one of those companies that's focusing a lot on technology of the future lately, and we don't have a problem…
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Aluratek Libre And Kobo eReader Finally Get A Price Drop Thanks To Borders
Back in June, things got pretty exciting in the eReader market. There were price drops happening all over the place, especially as some major players…
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Microsoft Launching A New And Improved Xbox 360 Controller This Holiday Season [Updated]
If you have a favorite console, one aspect of that favoritism usually has something to do with the controller you have to use every day.…
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Corsair Debuts HS1 USB Gaming Headset
When I think of the name Corsair computer memory and liquid cooling gear comes to mind. Corsair also has a ton of flash drives that…
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AMD Announces Opteron 6000 Series Servers Are Shipping From IBM
AMD has announced that there are several partners that are now shipping new 4P servers using the new Opteron 6000 series processors. IBM has joined…
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Sena Keyboard Folio For iPad Gets Official
Remember last week when that cool looking Bluetooth keyboard packing iPad case surfaced at the FCC? We learned that it was already on sale in…
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ViewSonic Viewpad 7 Gets Official: Sub-£350 Android 2.2 Tablet
ViewSonic has come clean on its first Android tablet, the 7-inch ViewSonic Viewpad 7. Running Android 2.2 on a capacitive touchscreen, the Viewpad 7 has…
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2011 Lincoln MKX Gets New THX Audio System
Ford has been killing off its brands that don’t make the grade on today's market. Brands that have been around for a very long time…
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Jedi Mind Changes Name After Suit By Lucasfilm
George Lucas is very serious about protecting his copyrights and trademarks when it comes to his epic Star Wars universe. He protects those trademarks with…
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DLP Cinema Unveils New Enhanced 4K Chip For Big Screens
When it comes to projectors many of them use DLP chips inside to produce the images we see on the screen. The DLP tech is…
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RemotePC Lite Lets The iPad Access PC And Mac Computers Over WiFi
Being able to access files from your computer at work or home while you are mobile can be a lifesaver in some instances. For the…
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Finis Swimsense Is The Swimmers Version Of Nike Plus
If you like to swim Finis has a new gadget that will land in time for Christmas that you will find interesting. The device reminds…
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Sapphire Ships Cheap Single Link Adapter For ATI Eyefinity On HD 5000 Series Video Cards
Sapphire lays claim to the title of world's number one maker of ATI/AMD video cards. The company has a huge catalog of offerings using ATI…
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PhotoFast Debuts Epic iPADock With Room For Multiple Apple Gadgets
I have complained before about the lack of AC outlets in my office and other rooms of my house. I have surge protectors plugged into…
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Olympus PEN E-P2 Black-On-Black Kit Debuts Alongside New Zoom Lenses
The tipped Olympus PEN E-P2 black-on-black kit has made its official debut, a black-clad P2 Micro Four Thirds camera complete with matching M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED…
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Canon Unveils CMOS Sensor Capable Of 60fps Video In Near Darkness
Canon has announced a new CMOS sensor that may not have the 120MP rating that the sensor it unveiled last week offers, but the new…
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Philips GoGear Connect Android PMP Gets Official
Philips has officially confirmed that the GoGear Connect Android-based PMP will be making its official debut at IFA 2010 this week. The 3.2-inch touchscreen media…
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Ultimate Ears In-Ear Reference Monitors Are Pro-Tuned $999 Customs
$999 burning a hole in your pocket and a taste for high-end in-ear monitors just like the music mixing pros use? Head over to Ultimate…
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ASUS Eee PC 1215N Gets Reviewed: Bargain 12-Inches
When is a netbook not really a netbook? Why, when it gets a desktop version of Intel's Atom CPU, has notebook-style Optimus graphics, and -…
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