The Sennheiser HD800's massive transducers make them the Rolls Royce of headphones. Also in Most Wanted this week, HTC's Dream smartphone, Sony's Walkman W Series and the niftiest gadget we've seen for the Blackberry in a while.

Aiming to cash in on an upcoming wave of 3D Hollywood blockbusters, NEC says it will roll out its digital projectors in cinemas overseas

6-core server chip unveiled.

E-book to be sold through Waterstone's.

iPhone-like controls come to tablet.

New OS includes mobile version of Internet Explorer.

Internode have just announced they will be cutting some of the prices and fees on their newly released VOIP plans.

Prototype 'Alverstone' memory chips unveiled.

Serial ATA 3.5in F1 Series provides higher data storage density per platter.

Mass production achieved at new plant.

Printer manufacturers have steadily been increasing the number of ink cartridges in their top of the range photo printers on the basis that the more basic colours they have to work with the more precise the overall result.

Google has officially released the software development kit (SDK) for its Android operating system..

Seagate has released several new hard drives that feature self-encryption as standard..

The company said that the new Norton 2010 release would focus on reputation-based malware detection, which spots malicious applications based on behaviour rather than code signature..

HP is showing off a new printing system which can allow for electronic screens to be placed on multiple devices as a thin sheet

Dell rolls out Australian pricing for its unibody, ultra-skinny, "world's thinnest" notebook.

The company revealed on Thursday that it would be creating a new operation to remake the company's retail strategy and oversee the development of new Microsoft retail outlets.

Google has ported its Sync service, letting you link your Google Calendar and Gmail contact list with built in calendars on the iPhone and Windows Mobile.

All the data on AMD's new Radeon lineup, including the 4870 X2 which clocks in at 2.4 teraflops.