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• How to Buy a Laptop Size, performance, storage options, and keyboard quality are all factors to consider when purchasing a laptop. Let us help you find the laptop that fits your needs.
• New System-on-a-Chip Boosts the Appeal of E-Ink Marvell’s Armada 166e builds an E-Ink graphics controller right into the processor, allowing for e-readers that cost less — with displays that refresh more quickly.
• Nvidia Escalates Patent-Licensing Battle With Intel Nvidia has stopped development of chipsets for Intel's latest processors, intensifying a battle between the companies.
• AMD Chipset Improves Integrated Graphics AMD introduced the 785G chipset with better integrated graphics.
• Centrino Is Gone, But Intel Chip Confusion Remains Intel's haphazard chip branding just makes it harder for consumers to understand what they're buying.
• Grand Central: Apple Sells Multicore to the Masses Analysis: Leave it to the marketing mavens in Cupertino to take something as dull as multicore and make into something shiny, new, and Apple-"exclusive."
• Shuttle Unveils New Compact Desktops The new small form-factor PCs may be mounted on the back of your LCD monitor for a clean look.
• Stop Eulogizing the Netbook Analysis: Pronouncements about the death of the netbook are premature -- here's why.
• With Six-core Chips, AMD Preps for Stimulus Money Fight But Intel is already on the ground in Washington selling its chips.
• GDC 2009: OnLive in Action and Xbox Games on your Cell Phone Want to play a high-end PC game on your TV without having to pay for the hardware? How about high-quality racing games on your cell phone?
• Five Reasons Nvidia ION Will Supercharge Netbooks With a new, powerful platform that emphasizes performance, netbooks are about to get a serious boost.
• Speedy Chip Needs Far Less Juice Mobile devices that must be charged every day could now require it only once per month.
• New nVidia Platform Promises to Speed Up Netbooks By combining Intel's Atom processor and nVidia's GPU, the Ion platform can bring decent gaming and video performance to typically underpowered netbooks.
• Retailers Beat AMD to Phenom II Launch Retailers are already taking orders for AMD's upcoming Phenom II chips, ahead of the company's chip launch plans.
• TI Slashes Profit Forecast by Two-thirds Texas Instruments slashed its profit and revenue forecasts for the fourth quarter, citing economic woes.
• Nvidia Reiterates Interest in Mini-laptops Nvidia officials on Tuesday said the company was interested in the netbook space, but would wait for the market to mature.
• Analysts Predict Global Drop in 2008 Chip Sales Fourth quarter revenue expected to plummet 11 percent as economy batters semiconductor market.
• E-mails Show 'Vista Capable' Changes Aided Intel Former exec feared move would be 'misleading to customers.'
• Multicore: New Chips Mean New Challenges More and more help is available so developers can write apps for the new-generation chips.
• Apple Revamps Its Entire Laptop Line Steve Jobs announced changes to Apple's MacBook Pro, MacBook, and MacBook Air laptops. Some of the new features are faster graphics with Nvidia chips, aluminum cases, and improved trackpads.
• Intel's Six-core Chip Is Set for Release Intel's Xeon 7400 chip takes aim at virtualization.
• The Next Generation of Scrabble At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, developers used RFID technology with the Scrabble tiles and board. Each Scrabble tile contains a small RFID tag that can be read by the tile holder.
• After the Core 2 Duo, What's Next for Apple Laptops? Hitting the sweet spot between 'too slow' and 'fast enough' is critical.
• Celebs, 3D TV and Cars at Nvidia Conference At Nvidia's first conference, NVISION'08, there was something for everyone: Sci-fi celebrities, 3D gaming on your TV, new car dashboard interfaces, and the Tegra mobile chipset.
• New Intel Processor Developments Intel announced new processor developments at the Intel Developers Forum in San Francisco, and displayed prototypes of the Nehalem processor as well as Centrino 2 chipsets. Assistant Editor Nick Mediati investigated.