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We all know the keyboard and mouse are NOT the future of the Computer Human Interface (CHI), and it’s high time we found a replacement capable of generating critical mass. One device with the potential to play a role in the next generation interface is the Novint Falcon. Aptly named because of its

Internet video consumption is growing rapidly, and many people are finding their choice of video source (the internet) is still cut off from their preferred video viewing medium/location (the TV and loungeroom). People want to access internet video from a TV and two products debuted by Netgear at CE

The MSI U115 Hybrid notebook uses both a Solid State Disk and a Hard Disk Drive, with the unique configuration allows users to take advantage of the low energy consumption, stability, shock resistance and speed of SSDs, while enjoying the high capacity of HDDs. The notebook’s 6-cell battery provides

January 8, 2009 Olympus raised the bar for point-and-shoot digital cameras today with the launch of the new 26x optical zoom SP-590 Ultra Zoom. That’s the biggest zoom yet, and the equivalent of a zoom lens with 26-676mm focal length. The versatility offered by the zoom lens is extreme, it can captu

After various sneak peeks and spy shots, we now have official pictures of the European version of the Chevrolet Volt.

Avaak has released the new Vue wire-free, real-time, personal video network that can be viewed over the Internet.

Nissan has announced a new limited-production Nissan GT-R Spec V model which we’re still having trouble wrapping our collective brain cells around.

Tessera has demonstrated a tiny face tracking camera and FotoNation Software.

Stylex releases its new range of bottom friendly road bikes to provide a more pain and injury free riding experience.

Kogan has announced their "High Definition Stimulus" to coincide with the Australian stimulus package, a $900 37-inch 720p HDTV dubbed "Kevin37".

Thousands of decommissioned oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico could in future be given a new lease of life as exclusive, self-sufficient eco-resorts for those looking for a new holiday experience.

Astronauts may have the very cool job of floating around in space, but when it comes to grabbing a caffeine fix, they are faced with the decidedly uncool prospect of drinking out of aluminum bags with straws. Donald Pettit was on Space Shuttle mission STS-126 when he decided enough was enough and ca