Toshiba's expanded range of business-class notebooks weigh in especially light on the wallet, with even the desktop-replacement model running for $1099.
Users can make unlimited outgoing calls in the U.S. and Canada for as little as $3 a month with one of the company's new monthly subscriptions, which also include international plans.
Iogear's USB 2.0 External DVI Video Card offers an extra DVI port for dual displays in situations where swapping out an internal video card isn't an option.
The French telecom company will begin beta testing on its own version of the Kindle in late May, carrying content from five major French newspapers and a handful of books.
A survey commissioned by Samsung suggests that over half of American teens and their parents would say that text messaging has improved their relationship.
The new servers, from enterprise-level blades to towers for small business, run AMD's latest Quad-Core Opteron processors and offer VMware compatibility for virtualization.
Digital Trends' Scott Steinberg tackles the latest trend in video games in this week's episode of Players Only, with commentary from Nolan Bushnell, Sid Meier, and more gaming visionaries.
Catering to multimedia professionals, HP updated its already high-end workstations, putting Quad-Core AMD Opteron and dual Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors within reach.
The creative-software giant hopes its CinemaDNG format will unite camcorder makers to adopt a single standard for raw video, eliminating the messiness of proprietary formats.
ViewCast's latest commercial video capture board can take in four separate video streams at once, ensuring you don't miss a beat in your favorite drama(s).