Asus has unveiled a wireless monitor range that cuts the need for cables cluttering up your desk, the EzLink series. What’s this? An Asus product that hasn’t had the Eee brand slapped on it? It’s a miracle. Read on for all the details.
March, 2009
UPDATE: HDTV has got to the point where it’s common enough to start changing attitudes towards telly on a huge scale. Are you a HD snob yet? Follow our checklist to find out!
The new Sky+HD EPG arrives tomorrow, letting HD viewers find and record their fave shows even more easily! Read on to find out all about it.
Monday blues? We’ll cheer you up: we’ve gathered up all the tech news so far today for you and condensed it all into one bite sized round up. Read on for the lunchtime lowdown…
Grand Theft Auto 5 will release “between November 1, 2009 and October 31, 2010″ Michael Pachter, analyst at Wedbush Morgan, has predicted. Pachter said there was a “reasonable expectation” of such a move on the part of Rockstar Games and its parent company Take-Two Interactive. The analyst went on to estimate current sales figures for the Microsoft Xbox 360 downloadable add-on for Grand Theft Auto 4, The Lost And Damned. Pachter estimates The Lost And Damned to have already sold more than one million copies.
An iPod dock PC has just been unveiled! Dubbed the Onkyo E702A9 Sotec, the iPod dock PC is a seriously powerful media centre with a unique USP. Apple iPod owner? Read on for all the details…
UPDATE: Nokia has unveiled the Nokia 5030, 5330 XpressMusic and 5730 XpressMusic mobiles – check them out!
Nokia is planning a music-themed event this Weds 11th March. Could this mean more music player handsets, a bigger Comes With Music library, or are they about to start playing a different tune about Digital Rights Management?
A new Metal Gear game is in development, according to a job advert placed by Konami in Japan. Possibly the least surprising news that we’ve ever heard – considering the success of the stealth/action series. But let the speculation as to where Snake (or not?) goes next begin.
UPDATE: Cisco has just confirmed it’s buying Pure Digital. We’ll let you know of any changes or new Flip Video announcements as soon as we hear them.
The Flip Video line of video cameras could be getting live streaming built in, so you’ll be able to shoot and stream video to the internet with a push of a button. Farewell, unnecessary uploading! Read on to find out how we know.