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• Meet the Google Chrome OS Fanboy Apple has them. Microsoft too. And Linux is just teeming with them. Now Google's Chrome OS has them, too.
• Finally — a Wireless Keyboard You Can Love Analysis: Let's face it, wireless peripherals don't always work all that well. But Adesso's new WKB-4100UB is the best I've used yet.
• Audio-Technica Intros Improved Noise-canceling Headphones Audio-Technica announced Wednesday the ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint Active Noise-canceling Headphones, an update to the company's older ATH-ANC7 model.
• Audio-Technica Intros Improved Noise-canceling Headphones Audio-Technica announced Wednesday the ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint Active Noise-canceling Headphones, an update to the company's older ATH-ANC7 model.
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week We'll show you where to get a big-screen TV for less dough, an inexpensive netbook, and a laser printer that just might earn you the envy of all your neighbors.
• Universal Chargers are a Good Start: 5 More Things That Need Conformity Universal chargers for cell phones are a good start. How about simplifying the rest of our tech lives?
• Belkin Rolls out New Comfort Mice, Including Bluetooth Model Peripheral maker Belkin has announced a new line of Comfort Mice -- computer mice designed to offer the optimum position for comfortable use. They'll be...
• Intel and Nokia to Rattle Mobile Landscape Intel and Nokia partner to make mobile Net devices to rattle mobile landscape. But how?
• Intel Day: Cool New Research Projects From the Chip Giant At Intel Day 2009 at the Computer History Museum, the company demonstrated a variety of research projects, including a system for object recognition that looked like a step towards Terminator-style heads-up displays.
• Mac News Briefs: Pointer Loop Offers In-air Control of Macs Hillcrest Labs introduced a new in-air mouse Monday that lets you control an on-screen cursor with the motions of your hand. Hillcrest's Loop pointer is targeted...
• The 10 Dumbest Tech Products So Far Awful wearable PCs, gaming systems that made you sick, free handhelds no one would take, and more. What'll they think of next?
• Hands Take Flight with the Peregrine Sensory Input Gaming Glove Iron Will Technologies debuts a sensory input glove for gamers, called the Peregrine.
• New Wii Remote and Fresh Games at e3 Nintendo showed a slew of products for the Wii at the big e3 gaming gathering, including the new Wii Motion Plus remote control.
• Microsoft's Natal Provides Controller-Free Gaming; Also, Halo 3, ODST Microsoft showed some impressive demos of Project Natal, a motion-sensing device to control video games.
• Logitech G940 Flight System Readies for Takeoff The peripheral maker is finally jumping into the flight-sim market. The result looks good, but is it a little late to the party?
• Dump the File Cabinet and Scan Your Important Papers Sue Bulot wants advice about digitizing all of her important papers
• The World's Weirdest Mice A mouse is such a simple device that not even the worst inventor could screw it up, right? Wrong! We'll give you 13 examples.
• KB Covers Foregoes Covers, Intros Actual Keyboards KB Covers has long produced protective silicone covers for a variety of Apple keyboards; among the most popular covers are application-specific models that...
• The Stars of SkyMall The products offered in the in-flight shopping catalog SkyMall range from novel to nifty to nonsensical. At PC World we love all things gadget, so we decided to take a few of the more interesting SkyMall products (think Poop-Freeze, Spy Pen Camera, and Feng Shui Compass) for a test drive.
• The Best Tech Bargains of the Week We'll show you where to find a sleek touchscreen MP3 player, a big-screen HDTV, and a GPS that can help improve your golf game.
• Xerox Appoints New CEO Xerox appointed Ursula Burns to the post of CEO after current CEO Anne Mulcahy announced her retirement from the post.
• Roundup: 9 In-ear-canal Headphones There's no easier way to improve the sound quality of your iPod than to swap out the original Apple earbuds for something better. With the right 'phones (and...
• Epson Intros $100 Photo Printer A day after announcing four new all-in-one printers, Epson unveiled another consumer inkjet printer, this one focused on photo printing. The Artisan 50...
• Epson Perfection V300 Photo Scanner Epson's V300 scans high-quality photos and film, at an affordable price.
• Canon CanoScan LiDE 200 Scanner The LiDE 200 scanner is inexpensive, compact, and energy-efficient, but it has some limitations.