Gallery: Defender makes the case for BlackBerry PlayBook
OtterBox’s new Defender case for the BlackBerry PlayBook now provides the ultimate protection for RIM’s flagship tablet device.
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The "Me Too" Kindle 2 Review
Amazon's Kindle 2 is sleek, stylish, and has a crisp and easy-on-the eyes "electronic ink" display. But it only does one thing -- read books.
Cheap Netbook screen too small? How about a $300 ThinkPad?
CompUSA.com, AKA TigerDirect, is at it again with the crazy blowouts.
PC OEMs: Please Cut the Crap!
Buying a new PC from one of the Tier 1 OEMs can often be a frustrating exercise in crapware removal.My Tuesday morning started like this.
Skooba Design backpack sweeps you through security
Skooba Design's latest $129.00 Checkthrough backpack has rigid edges and a separate see-through "Butterfly" compartment which allows you to scan the entire bag through the TSA security at the airport with the laptop inside.
Sitting "Shiva" For My Dead Laptop
My laptop's screen died during 4th of July weekend. I sent it back to HP for warranty repair, but then they wanted either $89.
Tablets, Ultrabooks: The future is unfixable
This week, I spent some time looking for a new corporate laptop. The more time I spent trying to find the perfect system to fit my needs, the more I discovered how little flexibility and choice I actually had.
Will Barnes & Noble and Nook usher in a $199 Windows Metro tablet?
The resolution of the litigation between Barnes & Noble and Microsoft has resulted in a $300M partnership. Will it produce an entirely new class of mobile Windows device?
Sail through Airport Security with the Skooba Checkthrough
During last week's Christmas break, my wife and I spent a vacation in the Bahamas, drinking Bahama Mamas and Kaliks, eating conch salad and relaxing on gorgeous white sand beaches overlooking pure blue water while everyone else was freezing back home in New York. I know, you hate me already.
On Tablets, Android 4.0 is an Ice Cream Headache
I've been using Google's latest Android operating system on my Motorola XOOM for almost two weeks, and it's far from the cookies and cream one might imagine.