 In Tom’s Hardware Guide’s review early last week of a Core Duo-based notebook with Intel’s 945 PM chipset and ATI’s dedicated X1600 GPU, our test engineers reported stumbling across a mysterious power consumption issue. The unit tested showed abnormally high power consumption, which at first, they believed could be attributable to the Core Duo processor itself, with the high-performance graphics system being an alternate candidate.
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The Korean company called Tinnos presents a Windows Mobile 5.0 powered PDA with a 1.8″ 30GB HDD and a 4.3″ screen! More detailed specs below of this machine that will (apparently) be on sale in Japan in June)…
Qosmio G30/697HS will be available in the Japanese market in mid May, as the latest product in Qosmio line-up of AV notebook PC series. Along with playback of HD DVD content, the new Qosmio can read and write to current DVD and CD discs, including DVD+/-R DL (dual-layer) and DVD-RAM.
Anti-spam gadget for home networks with simple plug-in installation protects four computers with different operating systems.
Just a day after experts warned of what is believed to be the 
This is easily the most impressive Media Center PC I’ve seen from a size perspective, so it seems that Viiv isn’t pure hype after all! Very cool stuff. The review is a bit light on details, but has a bunch of great photos that show every aspect of this wee little beastie.
It’s not your parent’s laptop: new models offer a wide range of different configurations for every need and taste. Laptop computer screens that flip around to become tablet PCs could be an increasingly common sight near future. Convertibles, as they are called, are the newest and hottest – but not the only - offering in the increasingly diverse laptop market.
Working with individual ions or atoms – much smaller than the transistors of even the most advanced microchips - quantum computers may be both more powerful and more compact than existing computers by various orders of magnitude.