Consumers in North America will be able to pick up their own XO-1s by buying them in pairs, with one laptop to keep and one to be donated to a child in a third-world country.
Not everyone has time to master a comprehensive suite of photo and video editing software, so Adobe has updated its line of user-friendly Elements software packages.
The next version of THQ's popular sandbox-style game will offer even further customization for players' characters as well as new vehicles, locations, and gameplay options.
Sony has paid dearly for its precious rumbling technology, but its feud with Immersion is finally behind it and Dual Shock 3 controllers will rumble out soon.
Would-be pilots, start your engines. Saitek's Pro Flight Yoke and Pro Flight Throttle Quadrant were designed to make the virtual pilot feel a lot less virtual.
A New York City clothing company says it will support "technologically impaired" chimpanzees with funds from its new clothing line – only no guarantees.
For anyone whose livelihood depends on making an impression, 300 inches of eye-catching screen acreage from a package smaller than a sheet of paper could come in handy.
Facebook and MySpace will find new competition when Yahoo rolls out Mash, its latest attempt at social networking which is currently still in the incubator.
Call it creepy or call it incredible, but the latest robot from Hanson Robotics has eyes that move, lips that open, and will recognize you from the last time you talked to him.
What's better than direct mail, leaflets and phone calls when it comes to getting young people to vote? Their medium of choice, of course: the text message.
Believe it or not, figuring out how many steps you had taken and how fast your heart was beating required two different products before Sportline cooked up the 960 sports watch.
Among the many green touches on the ThinkCentre A61e, including an energy efficient power supply, processor and fan, the optional solar panel stands out as a first.