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From our front-page news: According to various sources around the web, the Zune 2 is just around the corner, as is a new piece of firmware that will be functional on all versions of the device. It's unknown what functionality the firmware will add, but what's important is that the Zune 2 will be...

Please Stork, tell us how you really feel.

From our front-page news: The music industry has stepped on people for far too long, and it's not only the customer who is affected. Radiohead is taking a stand, and advantage of the fact that they have no current contract with any record label. Their latest album, In Rainbows, which has been in...

From our front-page news: Things don't seem to be going well for NCsoft Korea as of late, with much angst towards CEO, Kim Taek-jin. The past few months in particular haven't been smooth sailing, as many employees are leaving and internal scandals occurring, but Tabula Rasa's release may be able...

From our front-page news: If you have hopes of owning a stable Xbox 360, your chances may be improved with the new Halo 3 edition, which features a 65nm CPU and lighter heatsink. It seems to be the only major change to the system though, but it could be the one that really helps patch things up...

From our front-page news: An OLED TV may sound like a product that would be a ways off, but not the case at all. Sony has announced the SonyDrive XEL-1 in Japan, an 11-inch screen that features a 960x540 resolution and an incredible 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. The downside is obviously it's...

You ignore the fact that it could be 24" long ;-)

From our front-page news: Ahh, who could forget the Atari 2600? The console came out before I was born, and I never really had much experience playing with it while growing up, but it's hard to dispute the effect that it had on the videogame industry. If you have one in your closet, dust it off...

From our front-page news: I am no audiophile, I have no shame in admitting that I might not notice a few sound quality differences in selective listening tests. However, true audiophiles can recognize the benefits of higher-end equipment, but how about $7,250 for speaker cables? If you have the...

I don't think I've received shipments from FedEX that I have owed money for, but 90% of the packages I received from UPS I do have to pay duty for... even a few review samples that are of no value. I hate UPS... they've screwed me over far more than once. If ordering from the US, I'd go with...

That is just a little too hard to believe. Built-in audio chip? What good would that have in a graphics card?

Hah, interesting. I wonder if NewEgg will ever jump on that bandwagon?

I walked away from the Gateway giggling like a schoolgirl, so at this point I have full intentions of picking one up. The upscaler would come in handy, because as I mentioned in the article, I play a game at 1920x1200 that looks horrible when upscaled on the Dell. This Gateway really fits the...

Antonio, Before Apples began running Windows, no one considered a Mac to be a PC. The word "PC" was automatically associated with Windows machines, at least with the people I've grown up talking to. When I compare a Mac to a PC, I am referring to the fact that a PC doesn't run Mac OS X. Most...

In our final portion of DigitalLife coverage, we take a look at Gateway's new 30-inch monitor that you do want to see, Toshiba's latest X205 SLI-configured notebook, ooma's "free" VoIP solution, Gyration's latest media remote and even more photos from around the show floor. You can read our...

We caught up with AGEIA at DigitalLife to see what's new and were surprised to see that some big announcements have been made, including inclusion of their PhysX PPU in Dell's latest XPS M1730 notebooks. We also take UT3 and Warmonger for a spin and give our thoughts. You can read the full...

I don't need to do a 1+1. We are not likely going to agree on anything. You confide in people who I consider to be severely overrated journalists (Mossberg, Pirillo), so we are not bound to ever agree. I don't think a scale goes low enough to accurately show how much I care about what those two...

I am unsure why you constantly compare new products to anything Apple makes. The One is not a Mac competitor directly. You consider the fact that it runs Vista instead of Mac OS X as a downside... but what do you expect? Is Gateway supposed to emulate OS X on the One to please you? Seriously...

In our first part, we take a look at Polk Audio's new I-Sonic ES 2, R2-D2 projector and webcam, Dell's latest XPS notebooks with AGEIA's PhysX physics processor and Xyber's high-end and totally silent HTPC. There are also a slew of various photos from around the show-floor, including triple Alyx...

After months of speculation, Gateway finally unveiled their One "all-in-one" PC. Once out of the box, all that's required to get up and running is a single power cord. We had an opportunity to take a good look at the machine today and relay our thoughts here. You can read the full article here...