Leaving aside the wilfully oblique code name, the Sony Vaio VPCCW1S1E/R is a mid-range laptop that wants to be your spanking new main PC. Part of the Vaio CW series, it’s the best model in the range, with features to satisfy even the most fastidious of computer snobs. So hows does it measure up? Read our complete Sony Vaio VPCCW1S1E/R review and we’ll give you the full skinny.
Apple’s next generation of iPods could include the ability to watch and record HDTV, if one of Apple’s latest patent submissions is put into practice. Will Apple’s next iPods be portable DVRs too?
Splinter Cell: Conviction’s finally nearing release – now due this April – and Ubisoft has slipped out another trailer to wet our appetites. Voiced over by a middle-aged private security consultant called Victor Coste, the clip gives you a good recap about the game’s protagonist Sam Fisher…
An Asus tablet? Better believe it. The Taiwanese tech titan’s president just let slip that it’s got one stashed away inside R&D right now. Will it be an Eee branded e-book?
CES wasn’t just about sleek new gadgets for us to coo over in 2010. There was a stack of new killer apps for us to load up said new toys with, and bang up-to-date software to make our older tech sing anew. Here’s our pick of the best apps and software from CES 2010.
The end of the week is just around the corner. it’s time to make that last push, and to help you, we’ve rounded up all the latest tech news you in one place. Read on for the headlines in your lunchtime lowdown.
Toshiba has blazed a bit of a trail with powerful, but dinky laptops ever since the dawn of its much-lauded R500. So how does its latest little lappie, the Toshiba Satellite T110, stack up? Does its size mean its just a beefed up netbook? Or does it point to a future of specced up size zero machines? Read our complete Toshiba Satellite T110 review now and we’ll reveal all.
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