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Garmin Axes Subscription Fees on Nuvis

The upcoming Garmin 2x5 and 7x5 series will have built-in traffic receivers standard, and free traffic updates for life.

M-Audio Debuts New Reference Speakers

The Studiophile DSM1 and DSM2 use an array of digital electronic wizardry to tweak their sound for any scenario.

Adobe Appeals to Amateurs with Elements 7

Photoshop and Premiere Elements 7 make it easier for hobbyist photographers and digital video enthusiasts to tune up their snapshots and clips without submerging themselves in manuals for hours.

Nokia to Bring N96 Smartphone Stateside

Nokia's flagship do-it-all smartphone will be heading to North America soon, but don't hold your breath on the price.

Interview: Cash Cab’s Ben Bailey

We sit down with Discovery Channel's Cash Cab host Ben Bailey and discuss his gadget addiction and anger management issues (not really).

Cowon Shows off Three Stylish Touch PMPs

The S9, 02 and L3 will all debut at the upcoming IFA 2008 show, but in the mean time Cowon has slipped out a few choice details and photos to whet appetites.

Iogear KVM Taps into Laptop Controls

The company's USB Laptop KVM Switch allows notebooks to control other computers, transfer files and share devices with a single USB connection.

TI Colors Calcs for Back to School

The popular TI-84 Plus Silver Edition now comes in a rainbow of colors from pink to orange, and an online app allows students to customize their calculators even further.

Hammacher Schlemmer Dry Water Jet Massager

Get a powerful water massage without getting wet with the Dry Water Jet Massager.

Sony iPod Dock Handles up to 10 Speakers

The AIR-SA20PK serves as a base station to stream your iPod tunes to up to 10 separate wireless speakers, which can be located all over the house.

Peek: The $100 E-mail-Only Device

With no calling, texting, IM or other features, the designers of the $100 Peek hope it will be able to outperform so-called convergence devices by concentrating on e-mail and e-mail alone.

Intel Fills in Details on MacBook Air Chip

The Core 2 Duo S, which first appeared in Apple's MacBook Air, trims both size and power consumption by a significant degree.

Sony Ericsson Debuts First T-Mobile Handset

The TM506 clamshell phone will be Sony Ericsson's first device for T-Mobile in the United States when it arrives in September.

Bose Tweaks SoundDock with Series II

The second version of Bose's pricy SoundDock will add iPhone compatability, auxiliary inputs, and a ever-so-slightly changed look.

First Force Feedback Wheel for Wii

Logitech's Speed Force Wireless will be the very first racing wheel for the Wii that provides force feedback.

AOL Switches AIM Express to Flash

The latest version of AIM Express uses Flash to enable features like tabbed conversations, text messaging, status messages, and more.

Casio’s New Exilim Cams Soften Your Face

The Exilim 3.0 engine allows two of Casio's new cameras to perform all sorts of image processing feats, including smoothing skin.

EA Unleashes Need for Speed: Undercover

The next NFS title will put players in the role of an undercover detective, who must both chase criminals and run from the law.

Kobalt Powered Stainless Steel Tool Chest

This Kobalt tool chest houses LED lights, a powerstrip, cooler and sound-system!

Yahoo Opens Buzz to All

The closed circle of publishers with access to Buzz will be pried open Tuesday night, when anyone can begin submitting links to be ranked.

Mike Ming Swaps Canvas for Notebook Lids

Dell has brought designs from Brooklyn artist Mike Ming to its signature Studio Series notebooks.

HP Unveils Ultralight 12.1-inch EliteBooks

At a hair over three pounds, HP's newest EliteBooks are ready to compete with the current crop of popular ultralights from other companies.

Xplore Brightens up iX104C4 Rugged Tablet

The iX104C4's new display technology improves brightness 50 percent from last-gen tablets for sunlight readability, and adds a faster processor, more RAM, and other options.

Royalty Rates Threaten to Sink Pandora

One of the Web's most popular radio properties may disappear beneath the waves when record companies shackle on new royalties.

Lenovo Replaces X300 with X301

The refreshed ultraportable will sport a faster processor, more RAM and more storage capacity.

Dell Hopes New PMPs will Challenge Apple

Pieced together details show Dell getting ready to launch new MP3 players and a distribution system to challenge iTunes.

July Delivered Strong Video Game Sales

Combined hardware and software sales were up 17 percent from last year, even as other markets wane.

OCZ Cranks up Performance with Core V2 SSDs

The company's next-generation of Core drives will hit read speeds of 170 MB/s and store up to 250GB.

Casio Boulder Rugged Phone

Casio's G phones are stylish and super rugged, able to handle any sort of bump and dunk.

Mint 220 Wireless Digital Music Station Review

The Mint 220 connects to computers using a USB transmitter, allowing wireless transmission of tunes w/out Bluetooth.

LCD TVs for the Space Starved

AOC's Envision 19-, 26- and 32-inch televisions may make more sense than a big screen when space is at a premium.

Lian Li Offers Aluminum Chassis for Xbox

Xbox 360 owners fed up with overheating issues can transplant their systems into a new custom case from Lian Li, which has been tailored for better cooling.

Optimus Maximus Review

The Optimus Maximus dazzles at first, but fizzles when it

EA Makes Sport of Dueling Celebrities

Celebrity Sports Showdown will pit celebrities against one another in sports like volleyball, inner tubing, and jousting.