MSI launches Big Bang Fuzion motherboard

MSI has introduced a motherboard that allows gamers to simultaneously run multiple GPUs from different companies.

Intel WiMAX saves CES from offline doom

Covering CES can certainly be challenging enough without having to worry about staying online for more than three minutes at a time.

Cyberlink touts 3D Blu-ray experience

Cyberlink is showcasing its 3D Blu-ray platform at CES 2010.

Microsoft weighs in on Google Nexus

Ars Technica has an interesting take on the Google Nexus - Microsoft apparently thinks that offering a phone will dent the Android push.

Networks collapse@CES 2010

You would think that any Consumer Electronics show would have decent Wifi, and perhaps a proper press lounge or two, but the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this year has neither.

Nokia gets a Greenpeace gong

Environmental organization Greenpeace has handed out glad green tidings for some tech companies and brickbats to others.

Kingston intros 24GB HyperX kits

Memory firm Kingston Technology said it has started shipping 24GB DDR3 memory kits.

France wants to tax Google with online advertising proposal

The French government is considering an online advertising tax, a move which would see it collecting millions every year from the likes of Google and Facebook.

Projector turns flat surfaces into touch screens

UK company Light Blue Optics (LBO) has launched an interactive projector that turns any flat surface into a 10 inch touch screen.

Moore's Law unnatural, proclaims Intel CEO

It took Intel CEO Paul Otellini only about a minute to mention Moore’s Law in his CES keynote on Thursday, remarking that the ‘law’ was “not a law of nature, but a law that reflects human inventiveness.”

Human genome carries 40 million-year-old virus

About eight percent of human genetic material comes from a virus and not from our ancestors - and could be causing mutations and psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia.

Gaga goes gaga for Polaroid

Lady Gaga left her fans - and hordes of opportunistic photographers - waiting today as the popular pop diva arrived at the Polaroid conference over an hour fashionably late.

Plastic Logic joins the e-reader Que

Plastic Logic has introduced its long-awaited Que proReader at CES 2010.

Palm adds 3D gaming and Flash plug-in to webOS platform

Palm introduced 7 graphics-intensive games for its webOS mobile platform at CES 2010.



Vuzix debuts augmented reality eyewear

Vuzix has debuted an $800 pair of video eyewear that offers users access to 67-inch displays of mixed and augmented reality.

Spring Design showcases dual-screen Android e-reader

Spring Design is showcasing a $400 dual-screen Android-based e-reader at CES 2010.

Nvidia launches tablet "revolution" with next-gen Tegra processor

Nvidia has introduced its second-generation Tegra processor for mobile devices.   

Keep on, keep on taking the tablets

Shivering in a UK county that's only two degrees Celsius colder than the South Pole, I'm beginning to think that on the whole I'd rather be in Las Vegas.

CES - it's all a heap of crap

Opinion The foremost shock 'n' awe tech show in the world is a complete and utter waste of time.

Intel touts new age of Core computing

Intel has introduced its 2010 Core family of processors, which include i7, i5 and i3 chips. The company also unveiled several product platform updates, such as Centrino Wi-Fi and WiMAX adapters.