Toshiba this week unveiled a new line of laptops optimised for video and audio playback that include a "quick-start" feature which gets the notebook ready for television viewing or CD playing in just seconds.

Outlook plug-in organises inbox by 'relationships'.

Digital Negative specification to be developed with Panavision and others.

New HDR-TG1 Handycam weighs in at 280 grams - or less than two iPod Classics. Add a titanium body and 10x optical zoom and we're drooling.

New notebook platform to include WiMax, Blu-Ray, and new GMA X4500 graphics.

Software giant updates embedded software platform.

First GPU in GeForce 9 range unveiled.

Information Anywhere targets business users.

Tesla GPUs aimed at geoscience, molecular biology and medical diagnostics.

Millions of songs offered in MP3 format.

Move aims to enhance uptake of mobile Java.

Consumer VoIP without a PC.

'Lightning fast' 2,000MHz kit to debut at the Taipei Thunderdome. Do you really want to know the price?.

Warner Bros touts Total HD disc, while LG offers first dual-format player.

3 offers a low-cost phone alternative to the iPhone or Blackberry for Facebook, Skype and Windows Live junkies.

New Rational software provides framework to lower costs and ease deployment.

New OS enables efficiency savings, but Microsoft declines to simplify licensing.

Storage firm Seagate has unveiled what it claims is the fastest desktop hard disk drive.

Revamped branding called Vision will make it easier to see which laptop to buy, according to AMD.

Intel are reporting that their new range of 34nm SSDs will help push down the price of older drives.