Nvidia and AMD’s GPU arms race continues unabated, and the “world’s fastest” moniker hangs in the balance. The latest salvo comes in the form of Nvidia’s latest flagship graphics card, the GeForce GTX 580. Priced at $500 (as of 11/9/2010), the card sits right at the upper echelons of the graphics card market, aimed squarely at the enthusiasts who will suffer nothing but the best.

Celebrating the Point-and-Shoot Camera

The first thing that came to mind after unpacking Acer Aspire One (Happy) – a purple unit sent over for review – was HTC Wildfire: it has much of HTC Desire’s fea­tures, but some had to be taken off (most prominent is the lower resolution of the screen) to make it affordable to those who can’t afford HTC Desire.

NOKIA USED TO BE BIG. It is still big, yes; but how big, I don’t know.

Belkin’s Play Max is designed to make wireless networking easier (not too dis¬similar from Belkin’s other Surf/Share/ Play routers, and to some extent Cisco’s Valet).

What happens when Epson tinkers (for lack of a better word) with its Epson Stylus Photo TX700W? A new product is born, with the Stylus Photo TX720WD printer.

What happens when Epson tinkers (for lack of a better word) with its Epson Stylus Photo TX700W? A new product is born, with the Stylus Photo TX720WD printer.

When Epson launched the Epson B310N and B510DN, its latest business inkjet printers, the intentions were basic: better the productivity while cutting printing costs.

With the recent influx of USB 3.0 external storage drives, Western Digital (WD) has been busy making updated versions of their USB 2.0 storage devices.

It’s a Western Digital (WD) party in the office this November as we received another storage device from WD. Following the USB 3.0 refresh of most of their external hard drives, the company sent in a WD My Book Essential USB 3.0.