Laptops are going two ways. Super-small or super-size. And there’s absolutely no doubt into which category the Toshiba Satellite L555 falls into. With a monster 17.3-inch screen, it’s desperate for you to move on your desktop and stick it in its place. So is it worth the switch? Read our Toshiba Satellite L555 review now and find out.
Sony’s 3.10 firmware update combined with Modern Warfare 2 is allegedly screwing up PS3 Blu-ray drives. Is the software pair waging war on the hardware?
Windows Mobile 7 is due to arrive this year but excellently named Russian Windows Mobile obsessive Eldar Murtazin has apparently got his hands on it already. Read on for a glimpse of Win Mob’s future…
Star Trek Online starts beaming players aboard next month, but you can already pre-order the game. And to get you to slap down early for it, there’s an extra incentive: for a limited time only, you can buy a lifetime pass for the game, which could save you a bundle.
Those whopping TVs and super-speedy PCs might have turned heads at CES. But there were plenty of futuristic flights of fancy helping us see just what life will be like in 2020, or even sooner. There was the official arrival of Sony Transferjet, the insanity of Asus Waveface and some nifty work with augmented reality. So, here’s our pick of the top five new technologies seen in Las Vegas.
The Cowon iAudio E2 is the South Korean MP3 maker’s clip-on rival to the iPod Shuffle. But does it make it worth shunning the Apple Store? Read on for our full Cowon iAudio E2 review.
The week in tech has got off to a cracking start with new gadgets and games galore. We’ve been there on the front line covering it all, so read on and find out what you’ve missed in your lunchtime lowdown!
Like mobiles, cameras have their own dedicated tech hoedown, called PMA. But that didn’t stop some of the planet’s hottest snapper sellers from showing off some awesome new kit at CES 2010. In fact, this year’s show was positively buzzing with peerless new peepers, including some of our favourite gadgets of the entire show. Here’s our top five cameras and camcorders from the show floor.
