No more HD DVD players, recorders, PC drives from March, but no mention of Blu-Ray option by Toshiba.

Microsoft's newest ad campaign sees a college-aged kid given $1500 to spend on any computer in the store he wants, as long as it's definitely not one of those "sexy" Macbooks. What would you buy?

No one would have guessed that violent computer games could actually hold the key to saving lives rather than snuffing them out, until a team from Durham University postulated otherwise.

The 720’s features make it a winner. But the high price reflects Map Share: which isn’t available in Australia

3 offering competitive deal; Virgin shrinking back to its own stores.

And we’re gearing up for more HD TVs, laptops, cameras, wireless devices that Las Vegas and CES 2009 can throw at us. Yes, we’re going to Vegas.

Hold-off on that high definition movie player - this could be a good reason to go Blu-Ray.

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Redmond withdraws acquisition offer.

Chip giant's strategy draws new competitors.

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