Hp is finally offering a full HD screen option on select HP Pavilion notebooks. Starting now, the HP Pavilion dv6t Quad Edition and Pavilion dv7t Quad Edition n...
Since the AMD Fusion processors were announced at CES 2011 we have been looking forward to the community getting their hands on the devices to see how they perf...
Want to record all those holiday memories? Check out this early Black Friday deal from Sony for the Sony Full HD 160GB HDD Digital Camcorder (HDRXR350V). From n...
Best Buy is starting early this holiday season with special early Black Friday deals this Friday and Saturday including a $279 15.6″ eMachines eME442-V133 Noteb...
At the Intel Developer Forum this week DisplayLink, who you may know for making USB to DVI adapters and powering many docking stations, announced a new version ...
If you enjoy watching YouTube on your phone or the HDTV then you'll really enjoy YouTube Leanback and the new YouTube Mobile offerings which are tailored to giv...
I recently wrote a guide detailing how to get full quality video from your iPhone to your PC because Apple doesn't yet have any official way to export HD or ful...
The recently released iPhone 4 takes pretty awesome HD video for a device so small, however, Apple hasn't yet provided a good way to get HD quality video direct...
Dell announced today that performance has been boosted on the Alienware M11x. What was an already powerful 11-inch gaming laptop, is now available with Intel Co...
Watching HD video, even some streaming SD video, on most netbooks is an exercise in frustration. Unless your netbook has an HD accelerator in it attempts to wat...
Netbooks are here to stay. We use them to surf the web, answer email, post on Facebook and Twitter, and watch the occasional video on YouTube. The one thing a...
Blu-ray is the HD disc format that is finally starting to replace the DVD. This is thanks to the sale of new HDTVs, the inclusion of Blu-ray in the Sony PS3, an...
Low-priced, 720P HD pocket camcorders (palmcorders) are gaining market momentum and I believe consumers are drawn to the value proposition of low cost, high quality, portable, and convenient video capture and playback. As these devices proliferate, it leaves me contemplating how consumers will respond when they discover just how many of these notebooks or netbooks can't effectively play back that content. Whether or not low end notebooks or netbooks were designed to do this isn't relevant, as a recent NPD blog posting (citing new research) may suggest.