We’ve just been getting touchy feely with Panasonic’s ultra-small, ultra-light G1 SLR. It’s one of the first to offer Micro Four Thirds technology, packing in all the features you’d expect from a professional SLR, but in a package just a bit bigger than a compact camera.

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By packing the DSi with a camera, built in web browser and SD card capabilities Nintendo has, perhaps unwittingly, unleashed the ultimate blogging tool. It’s smaller than a laptop, more fun than your phone and fits in your pocket. Need more convincing? Read on, gadget fancier.

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We got some sneak peeks of Asus’ premium Eee PC a few weeks back, but now the firm has finally given the brown beauty some official confirmation. It’s definitely coming to the UK, and it’s likely to set you back around £400.

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The BlackBerry Storm has been a long time coming. Years of research, development, trial and error have gone into its creation. Here’s a quick rundown of the BlackBerry heritage that has led to the Storm’s creation, and why it puts the handset in pole position to topple the iPhone.

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Twitching to get your overworked thumbs on the BlackBerry Storm, but gutted there’s no sign of a Vodafone launch date? Fear not, for those teasers at RIM have just made a Storm Simulator for you to cut your teeth on.

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We got our first glimpse of Sony’s gorgeous new VAIO JS a few days ago, and now the big S has dished up some pricing info - for the US market, at least. There will be two versions of the comely all-in-one available, with the cheapest JS130 costing a surprisingly affordable $1,099.99 (about £630).

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Despite one analyst calling for an immediate PlayStation price cut, Sony is refusing to lower its price of the PS3 any further this year.
Even though Microsoft’s Xbox 360 is enjoying a surge in sales following price cuts last month and fears of global economic meltdown are already tightening purse strings ahead of [...]

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Forget everything you know about handsfree car kits – Sony Ericsson and Saab have just rewritten the Bluetooth rule book. They’ve only gone and given the Xperia X1 smartphone the power to control a car from the palm of your hand. 

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