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Navman Announces Ultra-Slim S100 GPS

The flagship S-Series model boasts a long list of features including NavPix for photographic points of interest, 3D landmarks, and a depth of just 13.5 millimeters.

LG Intros World’s Slimmest 8MP Camera Phone

The KC780 measures just 13.9 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest phone of its kind, but with a full photo feature set as well.

Asus Plans Touch-Screen, Dual-Core Eee PCs

The company's 2009 offerings should include a touch-screen Eee, dual-core Eee, and one that will retail for around $300.

Best Buy Launches Blue Label Products

Using input from customers, Best Buy has commissioned products built to its specs from big name manufacturers, which will bear the Blue Label tag.

Yahoo Calendar Gets a Major Makeover

Yahoo's 10-year old calendar app received some much-needed attention on Wednesday with the launch of a new, open-standard beta calendar.

Google AdSense Reaches Into Online Games

AdSense has expanded its horizons to allow in-game advertising for Flash-based online games.

Samsung Spins Out Compact External Drives

The 1.8-inch S1 Mini will sport a footprint as small as credit card, while its larger 2.5-inch brother the S2 Portable gets capacities up to 500GB.

Asus Launches First Quad-Core Notebook

A new version of the just-launched G71 gaming notebook will be the first in Asus' line to pack an Intel Quad Core processor for gaming performance.

Mail Goggles Prevent Drunken E-mailing

Google's new Mail Goggles feature checks for a sound state of mind before sending out e-mails between the hours where many e-mailers are likely to send messages they regret.

Fanatec Stand Locks Down Racing Wheels

The RennSport Wheel Stand holds your racing wheel and pedals in place while you tear down the final stretch of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, or wherever your racing titles bring you.

Samsung LN46A630 Review

Sitting between the popular 42- and 50-inch HDTV sizes, Samsung's LN46A630 occupies the middle of the road both in size and features.

Game Party 2 for Wii Intros Five New Games

Midway's sequel to Game Party adds a football game, horeshoes and lawn darts, among other activities.

Pantech’s C610 Brings GPS, 3G for $29

The Korean company's latest flip phone will become one of AT&T's best-equipped budget phones.

Samsung HT-X710T Review

The $500 price tag on Samsung's HT-X710T system places it in the middle of the company's home-theater-in-a-box line.

Sony Adds Touch, LED Light to E-Reader

Sony's second crack at the e-reader market, the PRS-700, makes a number of upgrades from the last version, including a full touch interface, LED backlight, and doubled storage.

D-Link’s SharePort Unwires USB Gadgets

An upgrade for select D-Link routers allows devices connected to the USB port on the back to be shared across a home network.

Impact Vest to Support World of Warcraft

TN Games' 3rd Space Vest, which mimics in-game effects in real life, will now support World of Warcraft.

Vudu Boxes Now Stream 1080p Movie Rentals

Vudu customers will be able to rent movies in 1080p resolution for the same price they currently pay.

Apples Axes iPhone NDA

A non-disclosure agreement barring discussion of iPhone programming has been eliminated by Apple, opening the door for more sharing between developers.

NEC Debuts 19- and 24-inch Enterprise LCDs

The latest additions to NEC's line of business-savvy monitors come in either widescreen or the more traditional 5:4 aspect ratio.

Acer’s Gemstome Line Gets Four New Models

The refreshed Aspire 8930, 6930, 5735 and 4730 run the gamut from 1080p media machines to budget books that will sell for $550.

T-Mobile Picks up Motorola’s Sporty W450

Built for users who don hiking boots as often as loafers, the W450 gets a rugged-looking rubberized shell and built-in first-aid information.

Mitsubishi’s FL6900U Blasts 4,000 Lumens

The latest addition to Mitsubishi's commercial projector line-up gets boosted brightness for venues where light will wash out weaker projectors.

Pole Position: Remix Comes to iPhone, iPod

The classic 1982 arcade game has been reborn in a mobile iteration that offers five tracks, three ways to steer, and hidden Namco games within.

Super Talent Builds 128GB SSDs for $299

The MasterDrive LX series in 64GB and 128GB capacities will some of the most affordable on the market, with drive prices significantly lower than competitors'.

Samsung PN50A450 Review

Samsung's PN50A450 plasma-screen TV cuts resolution down to 720p in order to offer more screen real estate for the buck.

SanDisk Cranks microSDHC Cards to 16GB

The fingernail-sized cards have received an enormous boost in size to 16GB, bringing any microSDHC-enabled phone to iPhone-like capacity.

SimpleTech Pushes External Drives to 3TB

The company's Duo Pro drives stack two 1.5TB drives for up to 3TB of total storage, or half in a redundant RAID array that keeps mirror images of data on both drives.

Netgear’s Green Routers Get Power Switches

Netgear's latest 802.11n routers pick up a handful of environmentally friendly features, including, oddly enough, power switches.

Webcasters, SoundExchange Near Agreement

If the Webcaster Settlement of 2008 passes the U.S. Senate, both parties will have two more months to agree on more reasonable royalty rates, potentially saving cash-strapped broadcasters.

Cowon S9 Portable Media Player

The Cowon S9 PMP features a 500Mhz dual-core CPU, innovative design and quality touch screen.

Xerox Shows Off Erasable Paper Concept

Like disappearing ink, words printed with Xerox's erasable paper will fade completely within 24 hours, allowing the pages to be used over and over.

Google Moderator Finds the Best Questions

The latest Google App allows the masses to evaluate each others' questions and sort out the best ones to ask - be it a speaker or Google engineer.

Gaming Critic Jack Thompson Disbarred

One of the gaming industry's most vocal critics has been disbarred by the Supreme Court of Florida for his unprofessional behavior as an attorney.