• Project Natal Hitting Xbox 360 This Year

  
  Microsoft's full-body game control system will launch in time for the holidays this year, CEO Ballmer says in CES keynote.

• CES: Gadgets and Gear Emerge

  
  Consumer electronics firms are pulling back the curtains on their quirky, innovative, and cool entries. Take a look at the early product announcements.
• Panasonic Promises 3D Plasma HDTVs by Summer
• First USB 3.0 Tests: Western Digital's My Book Sails
• Gateway Adds DVD to EC Series Ultraportables
• HP Unveils Touch Netbook, Plans to Show Tablet at CES
• Toshiba Unveils 'Cell TV' HDTV and Media Center Set-Top Box
• HTC HD2 Coming to T-Mobile US This Spring
• Sony Emphasizes 3D Across All HDTV Lines
• Google's Nexus One Phone: Questions and Answers

Latest News

• Que and Skiff E-Readers: Hands-On First Look at CES After holding and using both machines, this much is clear: The biggest issue for each (and for all e-readers) is the responsiveness of the touchscreen.
• Wall Street Beat: Year Starts on Optimistic Note for IT The new year is starting off on an optimistic note for tech vendors, which have gained back most of the share value they lost during the Great Recession.
• IHome+Sleep 'sleep Lifestyle' App Coming for IPhone It's the 21st century--isn't it time to sleep different? iPhone app developer Mobelux thinks so, which is why it teamed up with accessory maker iHome to produce...
• Lawmakers Aim to Stop Verizon Sale to Frontier Two lawmakers, groups oppose Verizon sale of rural lines to Frontier.
• Documents To Go Goes Premium, Adds PowerPoint Features DataViz's popular Documents To Go with Exchange Attachments has received an update in functionality and a merciful downgrade in title length--it's now known...
• Samsung Shows Off See-Through Screens at CES The next big wave may be laptops and handheld gadgets with transparent OLED screens -- but some question usefulness of transparent screen.
• US Consumer Electronics Revenue Dropped 8% in 2009 The U.S. consumer electronics industry saw sales drop 8 percent in 2009 as customers went for cheaper products as a result of the poor economy, the CEA said.
• HP Slate Lowers the Bar for Apple's Tablet PC All of the hype around Microsoft's rumored tablet PC unveiling were met with an underwhelming presentation of the HP Slate which will make almost any tablet Apple launches look good by comparison.
• Palm Opens up Developer Program, Adds Plug-in Support Palm opened up its WebOS developer program to the public and added support for plug-ins to the operating system.
• Juniper Patches Router-crashing Bug Juniper has patched a serious bug that could be exploited to crash its routers.
• Apple Earns Four-star Greenpeace Rating When last we visited with the professional rankologists who compile Greenpeace's quarterly Guide to Greener Electronics--for those keeping score at home, that...
• Permanent 3D Glasses, Futuristic 3D Identification Card, Samsung's New E-Book Reader. and More Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look in what's new in display technology at CES 2010.
• Panasonic Debuts Three Portable HD Camcorders Designed with the casual user in mind, Panasonic introduces new compact models for the HD market.
• Microsoft's Ballmer Trumpets Windows 7's Holiday Magic Windows 7 desktop sales 'through the roof' for the 2009 holiday season, confirms NPD Group.
• Palm Updates the Pre and Pixi for Verizon Wireless Verizon Wireless will start selling improved versions of Palm's Pre and Pixi handsets later this month.
• Sprint Overdrive Depends on WiMax Advances Sprint unveiled a new wireless router it hopes will take advantage of the expected rapid spread of WiMax 4G technology over the next year.
• Dell Reveals Laptops, Monitor for Gamers at CES Get ready for the 11-inch Alienware M11x notebook, and more 3D buzz with Alienware's new monitor.
• SpamAssassin '2010' Bug Blocked E-mail Across World If you sent an e-mail in the first few hours of 2010, there is a chance that it never reached its recipient.
• Dell Shows off Prototype of Slate Computer Dell showed off a prototype slate computer at CES on Thursday.
• Samsung, Dell, Lenovo, LG Miss Key Toxic Chemicals Goal Four of the biggest names in the electronics industry have missed an important goal for phasing out toxic chemicals from their products, Greenpeace said at CES.

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  Permanent 3D Glasses, Futuristic 3D Identification Card, Samsung's New E-Book Reader. and More Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look in what's new in display technology at CES 2010.
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  "Future Proofed" Sanyo HD Camcorder and Other New Cameras from Samsung and Sony Senior Editor Tim Moynihan briefs you on new cameras and camcorders from Samsung, Sanyo and Sony.
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  Battling AR Gaming Helicopter Controlled by iPhone This "quadricopter" streams real-time video from its two cameras back to the iPhone or iPod Touch that controls it.

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  HP Slate Lowers the Bar for Apple's Tablet PC All of the hype around Microsoft's rumored tablet PC unveiling were met with an underwhelming presentation of the HP Slate which will make almost any tablet Apple launches look good by comparison.
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  Panasonic Debuts Three Portable HD Camcorders Designed with the casual user in mind, Panasonic introduces new compact models for the HD market.
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  Palm Pre Plus, Pixi Plus Coming to Verizon Palm's announcements weren't exactly shocking, but with two new phones, new carrier relationships and more capabilities for developers, the company plans is staying strong into 2010.
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  Yahoo Connected TV Moves Beyond the TV Yahoo's Connected TV widgets will show up set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and home media servers.
• Security Alert
  The Low-down on Low-level Rootkits A new post from Microsoft's malware blog offers statistics and details about the insidious stealth malware.
• Geek Tech
  Google's Nexus One Torn Apart In iFixit Teardown Take a look inside Google's Nexus One phone thanks to a teardown courtesy of iFixit.
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  LaCie's Compact HD Media Player Mini HD is a travel-sized set-top media player than can output full 1080p.
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  Apple Puts Lala Music Service to Work Apple quietly launches a new feature, offering 30-second song previews in the Web-based version of iTunes.
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  AT&T Hedges Bets, Adds Android and WebOS After years of banking on the iPhone for its smartphone success, the carrier is beginning to expand its smartphone portfolio.
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  Why the Microsoft-HP Tablet Is a Big Disappointment The tech world was hoping for a novel device. Instead, we got a tablet computer we've seen before.
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  Gateway Adds DVD to EC Series Ultraportables New EC14D configuration features integrated DVD drive.
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  TomTom Ease GPS Goes Back to Basics With the Ease, TomTom has trimmed the fat from its more elaborate GPS devices to offer a small and simple navigator.
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  HTC HD2 Coming to T-Mobile US This Spring The T-Mobile Agreement marks the Windows Mobile smartphone's US debut.