Lenovo's announced the first Windows laptop, the ThinkPad Edge S430, to pack Thunderbolt connectivity using the same mini DisplayPort connector as Apple's current line-up. Finally, we might see more than just Apple and Intel getting behind the lightning quick standard.
Fuji's new X-S1 and superzoom cameras might be headlining, but it's also got some nice new point-and-shoots and tough cameras on the way. Here's the highlight reel on those.
Envious of all your smartphone toting friends and their Instagram galleries full of tired retro photos? Fuuvi's Bee was inspired by 8mm cameras and lets you shoot aged videos and stills without having to sign a cellular contract.
Once upon a time you would have bought a turntable, cassette deck, or CD player for your audiophile music setup. Wires and physical media? So archaic. That's why Pioneer now has the N50 AirPlay and DLNA compatible networked audio player, which should make your high quality audio files sound great.
Razer has posted a teaser video of a upcoming project known as project fiona. The trailer points to a new form factor for PC gaming. Could this be the Razer Switchblade that was at CES last year but never released?
Remember the Lenovo X1? Well the X1 Hybrid is pretty much the same machine, but slightly refreshed with a new, low power instant-on mode that doubles the battery life as you surf the web and watch/listen/look at all your mulitmedia files.
Behold Fuji's brand new X-S1, cousin to the sublime, retro-inspired X100 and X10 cameras. But unlike the other two, the 26x optical zoom on the X-S1 means it's probably capable of some beautiful shots from a distance.
It's been over two months since Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) launched and the adoption rate is nothing short of pitiful. It's sort of a disaster.
In about a week, there's gonna be a firehose of gadgets coming at you, and let's hope they're all as easy on the eyes as these early arrivers from Samsung, especially the monstrously expensive but apparently very good Series 9 Monitor.
Buying and selling stuff online can be stressful, since you're always guarding against getting ripped off. Luckily, intermediaries like PayPal are in place to mediate disputes. Which apparently means having your antique violin smashed open to see if it's fake, then not compensating you in any way.
I'm finally jealous of the French. To promote the re-release of The Phantom Menace in THREE DEE, French fast food chain Quick is making a Darth Vader Burger complete with a black bun. A BLACK BUN. On a burger!
So you switched over to Facebook's new Timeline design and you don't like it, huh? That's too bad because you've entered into a covenant from which there is no escape. But for the less tech savvy, scammers have people believing there's a way back to what you once knew.
Once the darling of the photography world, long-time film maker Kodak is close to filing for bankruptcy, according to the WSJ.
In the lead-up to CES my inbox is flooded with literally hundreds of pitches every day. I swear, one out of five has been for an iSomething. None of them were from Apple. iNeed you to friggin' stop it.
There's a bug in Apple's iOS 5 that would allow anyone to look into your photos without using a password—users would only have to click on the camera button on your iPhone to access all the images.
Rejoice, brothers! File sharing is now an official religion in Sweden. For real. It took two years, but it's done: it's called the Missionary Church of Kopimism and has Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V as its sacred symbols.
