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• LiveScribe Digital Pen Talks Back This digital pen is a great choice for students, journalists. and meeting-hoppers.
• A High-Speed Slo-Mo Point-and-Shoot Casio has unveiled a tiny digital camera with burst-shooting capabilities of up to 30 frames per second as well as high-speed movie modes.
• Panasonic's Portable Blu-ray Disc Player Panasonic's portable Blu-ray Disc player with an 8.9-inch screen is expected in the U.S. in May.
• Beauty and the Beast: Two Power Laptops to Love Senior editor Darren Gladstone takes a look at two powerful laptops, the Sony VAIO VGN-FW198U/H and the Micro Express JFL9226. Both devices use Intel's Centrino processor and have roughly the same hardware specs, but the two machines are as similar otherwise as Beauty and the Beast.
• Create Your Own Blu-ray Video Discs From shooting great video with your HD camcorder to playing the footage back on your HDTV, here's how to turn your own home videos into high-def Blu-ray masterpieces.
• Netflix Streams to Your TV NetFlix and Roku have teamed up to create a set-top box that lets you stream movies and TV shows into your living room.
• Sanyo's Waterproof Still and Video Camera Sanyo unveiled a new version of its waterproof Xacti digital still and movie camera.
• Blu-ray's Future, PC in a Pocket, FAA vs. Batteries Readers discuss Blu-ray's longterm prognosis, uses for USB thumbdrives, and FAA rules on laptop batteries.
• End of the High-Def Format War: Five Pros and Cons Blu-ray battled HD DVD to the death to win the high-def format war. What's ahead now for the average user? Here are our expert's pros and cons.
• Timeline: HD DVD vs. Blu-ray Disc The battle for high-def video dominance began in 2000; here's a look at how Blu-ray bested HD DVD.
• HD VMD to Battle Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD Players and discs using a new high-def format will appear soon--but will consumers make room for yet another combatant in the HD format wars?