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• LaCie Intros Rugged HD Multimedia Drive LaCie has introduced the Rugged HD, a hard disk drive operating as a "High-Definition Multimedia Player." It's priced at $350.
• Summer Travel Tips: 12 Terrific Gadgets Make it easy on yourself: Check out our suggestions for great travel gear, ranging from waterproof HD video cameras to digital luggage scales.
• 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.
• Ubuntu Flies into the Cloud Analysis: As it always is with cloud computing, the idea is to save organizations money by optimizing server use, while lowering costs and providing end users with self-service IT.
• Seagate Refreshes Encryption Drives New to the BlackArmor line of self-encrypting hard drives are an external PC unit, NAS device, and portable.
• The Motherlode of Motherboard Failures Analysis: Fatal flaw in Tyan motherboards sinks reader's ambitious server-building plans.
• On Your Side: Trouble With an Incompatible Laptop Hard Drive A reader's purchase of a solid-state drive from NewEgg.com goes rotten. Also: Samsung recalls three months' worth of Jitterbug cell phones.
• The Hottest Smartphones of Summer Battle It Out We delved into four of the hottest phones available this summer--the Apple iPhone 3GS, the Nokia N97, the Palm Pre, and the T-Mobile myTouch 3G--to see how their hardware and software stacked up.
• Can't Play DVDs Rommel asked the Answer Line forum why DVD movies won't play on his XP PC
• Small Business Still Don't See the Clouds Small businesses aren't really more interested in cloud computing than enterprises, Forrester says.
• Eye-Fi Memory Cards Get RAW The newest version of the wireless memory card adds auto-upload features that will appeal to pro and serious hobbyist photographers.
• Eye-Fi 4GB Wireless SD Card Offers Raw Image Support Eye-Fi on Wednesday introduced the Eye-Fi Pro, a new SDHC memory card for digital cameras.
• The Computer Hardware Hall of Fame From mainframes and minis to PCs and PDAs, our picks for the greatest, most enduring computer hardware of all time.
• Remove Sensitive Data Before You Sell an Old PC Brian Ellis wants to know the best way to secure an old PC for a new owner
• IDC: Recession Driving Down Storage Spending Enterprise disk storage revenue fell 18.2 percent in the first quarter, largely due to customer caution, according to research company IDC.
• Computex: Asus Unveils Stylish Eee PC Laptops, Desktops, and Some Surprises New thin-and-light laptops, touchscreen all-in-one PCs, and superslim displays are among the hot gear Asus showed off at Computex this week. We take a closer look.
• Sony Ericsson Bails on Memory Stick Micro Company has made the tough, but essential, decision to embrace the more universal MicroSD.
• Should I Image the Hard Drive or Clone It? Tom Luoma asked why I often recommend backing up your hard drive with imaging software, but never mention cloning software.
• SATA 3.0 Released, Solid-State Drives Rejoice The latest SATA specification is out and about, bringing potential hard drive throughput up to a new 6 Gb/sec milestone. Now if only a conventional hard drive could actually run that quickly...
• Digitize All of Your Old Media Back up a lifetime of memories to digital media so they'll be able to withstand the test of time.
• Improve PC Speed and Security Use file management and deletion software to clean your hard drive, and child-friendly tools to protect your family's privacy.
• Cablevision to Launch Controversial Remote DVR This Summer Cablevision is set to roll-out a DVR service that stores video remotely with the cable company. Time to say goodbye to your Tivo?
• National Archives Loss Adds to List of Govt. Data Goofs The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration says it lost a hard drive full of sensitive data. It's like deja vu all over again.
• Eye-Fi Share Video Wi-Fi SD Card Wireless-enabled SD Card makes sending images and video to the Web simple and quick.
• Free Online Productivity Tools From Hassle-Free PC PC World blogger Rick Broida reviews a tag-based note manager, a PDF-to-text converter, and online storage that acts like a virtual drive.