Plastic Logic, which was set to ship its large screen Que e-reader in April, is now delaying it to “sometime this summer.” The company sent notifications to pre-order customers late Thursday afternoon announcing the delay and saying it needed the time to “fine-tune features and enhance the overall product.” Plastic Logic launched the Que at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January. The Que proReader has an... 

Lumos, known for its X-Loupe portable microscope camera, has unveiled an attachment for the Canon PowerShot G11 that enables close-up shots.  Read More →

This year’s Game Developer Conference is in full swing, and Loyd Case is on the ground, reporting the latest goings-on. His Day 1 coverage includes AMD’s push for open-standard physics, Windows Phone 7, Playstation Move, real-world gaming, and Surface. Game Developer Conference – Physics – Playstation Move – Game – Video Games  Read More →

Mozilla this week made available the first beta of Thunderbird 3 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Codenamed “Lanikai,” the latest release introduces a few changes to the open-source email client, many of which take place under the hood. Built on top of the Gecko 1.9.2 platform (the same engine powering Firefox 3.6), Mozilla says you can expect improvements in stability and memory, fixes to improve upgrading from Thunderbird 2, fixes... 

Using just a small fraction of Google’s vast application offerings? That’s about to end! Remember that old maxim that says we use only about 10 percent of our brain’s capacity? It’s been proven as hokum by modern neuroscience, but we think we can safely apply the same basic analogy to Google: The vast, vast, vast majority of computer users—even those practiced in hardcore nerdery—are almost certainly using a pitiful fraction... 

Being green is all fine and good, but in most of Texas where we have fresh air and little pollution we worry more about battery life for our gadgets than being green. Novothink has unveiled a new case…  Read More →

“Today for review I have a hard drive enclosure from Thermaltake called the Muse. What makes this enclosure special is that it’s eSATA only, no USB port on it at all. This isn’t a bad thing though really, eSATA offers vastly faster file transfers over USB as we know. The Muse is a tool-less enclosur… [PCSTATS]  Read More →

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There’s been a bit of a hole in AMDs mobile lineup for a while now when looking at Intel and its dominance with the Pine Trail/Atom families for the ever-growing netbook market. But it looks like the…  Read More →

3D is the tech story of the year in 2010, with tablet PCs following closely behind. 3D is now everywhere: in cinemas, in HDTVs, and soon, in video games. Sony already admitted that 3D games would eventually be released for the PlayStation 3, and now Darkworks is making 3D possible for everyone else. At GDC in California this week, the company announced their TriOviz for Games SDK, which is the first available stereoscopic SDK for game consoles.... 

The Mini 10v has everything you want in a mobile companion and more. It may be small, but you will be surprised by all the fun features packed inside.  Read More →

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If you’ve ever come across any Alienware Area-51 ALX discounts, you’ve probably wondered whether or not they are truly useful. Well, considering this is a $4,000+ PC, any savings will help! Is it worth buying, though? According to many reviews from impressed consumers, it is.  Read More →

For the large company that is printing quite often, more than one printer might be a good idea. However, having more than one printer can be quite costly, and so most companies will not necessarily be able to make back the money they spend quickly.  Read More →