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  • News: Sony PS3 owners to get free 3D update

    Sony is readying itself to roll out an update to current PlayStation 3 games console owners to allow them to take advantage of the new Full HD 3D TVs and 3D programming that are about to launch.

  • News: QNAP unveils TS-459U-RP NAS device

    QNAP spokesperson Ted Tang talked PC Advisor through the company's updated line of Turbo NAS storage products at CeBIT today, including the four-bay TS-459U-RP, due to launch in the UK in around two weeks.

  • News: SeeSaw to get 2,000 hours of paid-for content

    SeeSaw has revealed around 2,000 of paid-for premium content will be made available on the online TV service during Q2.

  • News: Apple iPad UK launch delayed?

    Production problems may delay the availability of Apple's iPad in the UK according to a new report.

  • News: nVidia, Fujifilm and others push 3D

    CeBIT seems to have turned into 3DBIT, with companies falling over each other to push the concept, and an entire area of the show's floor devoted to 3D in all its forms.

  • News: Netbooks get HD video thanks to Nvidia Ion 2

    Nvidia is launching the Ion 2 graphics platform, which could potentially turn netbooks into full-fledged multimedia boxes that can play back high-definition video.

  • News: Twitterville unites in bid to save BBC radio stations

    In what is a familiar response to unwelcome news, the power of social networking and online campaigning is being used in a bid to secure the future of two radio stations seemingly under threat as a result of BBC cutbacks. Twitter hashtags and and online petition are being used by campaigners to demonstrate their support for the site

  • Philips 9000 series Full HD 3D Ready TV

    Philips is gearing up for this year's Fifa World Cup with the launch of a range of LCD TVs that are 3D Ready.

  • News: Samsung 3D TVs to hit UK in March

    Samsung will make its 3D TVs, which were launched at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, available in the UK from next month.

  • News: 15 Consumer Electronics Design Mistakes

    Let us count the ways these 15 modern marvels of technology drive us bonkers, day after day.

  • News: Lego takes on World of Warcraft

    Toy construction set company Lego Group plans to launch an MMOG (massively multiplayer online game) in the second half of this year, to be called Lego Universe, said Mark Hansen, director of business development and LEGO lead for the project.

  • News: Smartbooks to reinvigorate SSD market

    Sandisk today outlined its vision for mobile devices filled with smaller versions of the Nand flash memory hard disk and cited smartbooks as the obvious device in which they will find a home.

  • News: Powermat embeds itself in smartphones

    Powermat, a company that specialises in wirelessly charging gadgets such as BlackBerry smartphones and iPhones, is to start marketing wireless battery packs. This will enable handsets to be recharged without the need for an accessory device to pick up the charge.

  • News: ARM demos smartbooks and DIY smartphones

    ARM has been showing off reference designs for smartbooks and Android-based mobile phones based around its low-power processors. Dual-core Android smartphones are set to launch by the end of this year

  • News: Pictures: Take a tour round Google Ocean

    We take a look at Google Showcase - a new range of multimedia tours in Google Earth that feature some of hottest surf and dive spots, important shipwrecks, large underwater mountains and vast canyon systems running along the seafloor.

  • News: Sony launches first Blu-ray 3D player

    Sony took a lead in pushing 3D movies to homes, announcing on Wednesday a new Blu-ray Disc player and upgrades to existing players so that they will be able to show high-definition 3D movies too.

  • News: YouTube adds support for IPv6

    YouTube confirmed that it now supports IPv6, the long-anticipated upgrade to the Internet's main communications protocol, in a blog post published Friday.

  • News: Today's technology was predicted years ago... in adverts

    How 1940s US whisky ads predicted the mobile phone, the 3D movie, videoconferencing, and sports bars... and a bunch of stuff that hasn't even happened yet.

  • News: DoJ rejects Google Books settlement again

    The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has once again rejected Google's settlement proposals for its Books service.

  • News: X2 launches iTablet for Windows and Linux

    X2 Technology has capitalised on Apple's decision not to call its tablet the iTablet. The X2 iTablet will run Windows or Linux and support Flash.