ZOTAC has released their new StreamBox and RAIDbox

In a hackerspace competition a team created this 3D scanner with little resources and almost no time.

Win Development Inc. has launched their new minimalist G7 mid-tower chassis, which is available in aluminum gray and black with a discreet brushed metal look

At the latest TED conference Jinha Lee showed off his hardware which allows users to interact with their PC's in a 3D Space.

Samsung released a little teaser video in preparation of their Samsung Galaxy S4 phone March 14.

Spire has announced with the Diablo a new entry level gaming case for only $29.99/€24.95

Thecus releases an all new 2-bay N2520 and 4-bay N4520 NAS server based on the new Intel Atom SoC CE5315

Velocity Micro has announced a new HTPC

MSI has announced a cooperation with Qualcomm Atheros to implement Atheros' Killer networking technology on their gaming motherboards

ASUS has announced the first AMD motherboard with PCI Express 3.0

VideoCardz.com posted pictures of the upcoming NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan graphics card

Sharkoon has launched their new VS3 Case Series

EK Water Blocks has officially released the EK-FC7990 incl. Backplate, a Full-Cover water block for the Radeon HD 7990 graphics card

Micron Technology, Inc. today introduced the industry's smallest 128-gigabit (Gb) NAND flash memory device utilizing its 20-nanometer (nm) process technology

A kit, online forums, and an Ikea-like manual made DIY scanning easier than expected

Intel has scaled back plans for its next Itanium chip, prompting observers the question Intel’s commitment to the chip

Hewlett-Packard has announced the worldwide release of the new HP Officejet Pro X, the world's fastest desktop printer as recognized by Guinness World Records

Corsair has acquired Simple Audio, a networked audio company based in Scotland, UK

EK Water Blocks has officially released the EK-VGA Supremacy HWBOT Edition, the first product of the collaboration between EK Water Blocks and HWBOT

Dell has announced an update of their Flagship Line of UltraSharp Displays

Western Digital has announced a new media player for streaming fans

Noctua has announced a new 120mm fan, featuring a further refined blade design with Anti-Stall Knobs that works in tandem with the new AAO (Advanced Acoustic Optimisation) frame

Super Talent Technology announces its USB 3.0 Express RC4 has been certified for usage with Windows To Go, a new feature of Microsoft's Windows 8 Enterprise edition

Shuttle expands its range of All-in-One PCs with integrated monitors and adds a 46.7 cm (18.5") version to its original 39.5 cm (15.6") machines

MegaGames reports that AMD marketing manager Robert Hallock revealed on Twitter that the company has no intentions to release a Radeon HD 8000 series for the foreseeable future

Addonics Technologies announced their new Addonics Cipher RAID Rack and the Cipher RAID Tower

Thermaltake today introduced their new Thermaltake Chaser A31 gaming case, which is available in three colors: Classy black, Snow white, and Thunder blue

Super Talent Technology showcases its new PCIe and mini PCIe Flash Disk Modules

Micron Technology, Inc. announced today the availability of a Single-Sided SODIMM and a low-profile single-sided, double data rate 3 (DDR3) SODIMM connector solution to take advantage of the burgeoning market for Ultrabook devices, convertibles, tablets and other thin and light devices

Ozone Gaming Gear has just announced their new Blade Gaming Keyboard, which will be available in stores from March 2013

OCZ Technology Group, Inc has announced that a free copy of FarCry 3 will be offered for a limited time with the purchase of their new Vector-series 256GB and 512GB SSDs

GIGABYTE has announced a new Ultrabook that is powered by 3rd generation Intel Core processors and NVIDIA® GeForce GT 730M / GT 650M discrete graphics

Cooler Master has announced a new computer case, the CM Force 500

ASUS releases a new Full HD monitor labeled ‘MX279H’ into the market

QNAP, Inc. launches its latest mid level NAS Series, the TS-x69 Pro and TS-x69L Series with XBMC.

Apricorn today announced the Aegis Bio 3.0, a biometric USB 3.0 drive that safeguards data with secure fingerprint access and military grade 265-bit AES-XTS hardware encryption.

Bitcraze.se has released a Quadcopter as an open source project

i3D app makes your iPad or iPhone into glasses free 3D. How?

CNet takes an indepth look at the barnd new Blackberry Z10. It looks great and but apps will be lacking for bit.

If you thought the movie I, Robot was freaky, then this article probably isn't for you......

Mushkin has announced the U.S. availability of their 480GB Atlas mSATA Solid-State Drive

Take a projector, add an infrared camera, then give it some moisture. All that combines into a geek-tripping holographic display that makes your jaw drop. Fogscreens have been a trick of special effects artists for years, but it was not until recently that you could bring one into your own home and play Fruit Ninja.

How about a paper thin tab that is navigated by folding, bending and can interface with other paper tabs automatically?

Cool idea - but I still think Nitrous Oxide is the way to go. ...

Based on Arduino and ARM MK802 Mini PC with Ubuntu Linux, Apache server, node.js, and Firmata. The robotic platform is controlled entirely via ECMA Script / javascript over WiFi / wireless

I've seen wifi robots before - But described in detail with the thick Easterm European / Russian accent , makes it seem way cooler.

"I think that applies to the Radeon HD 8000M series. Mid-range and low-end gaming notebooks have been saddled with 40-nm GPUs based on AMD's old TeraScale architecture for almost a year. The 8000M series finally rights that wrong by bringing 28-nm, GCN goodness to lower price tiers and power envelopes. AMD hasn't broken new ground here; it's simply made a year-old architecture available to more folks."

-Smart Home Labs introduces the RoboSmart wireless LED lighting system that enables smart lighting control via your smartphone, tablet or computer over Bluetooth Smart wireless. The wireless LED light bulb is available for pre-orders on the world’s largest open-funding platform IndieGoGo.

RoboSmart Light BulbTM is an energy efficient Bluetooth Smart enabled LED light bulb, which can be simply controlled from any Bluetooth Smart enabled Mobile device, with customizable apps for both iOS and Android.

The unique combination of energy efficient LED design and Bluetooth communications allows anyone the freedom to fully customize control of their home lighting, not previously possible with standard LED bulbs.

Harnessing the company’s RoboSmartTM technology allows for total control over the brightness, timer functionality and proximity modes. The key to this unique control is the marriage of smart electronics within the LED light bulb.

Every RoboSmart Light Bulb utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth 4.0) as the wireless connection to the on board processor, real time clocks and memory.

Installing the RoboSmart Light Bulb is as easy as screwing in a light bulb and installing the Smart Lights App on your smartphone.

The control of the RoboSmart Light Bulb can be as easy as programming a timer and letting the processor do the rest (leave it and forget it) for fully automatic time based on and off times, scene lighting and proximity detection.

Each mode lends the RoboSmart Light Bulb to multiple locations within your home. Control options can be enabled, such as having your lights slowly turn off after departing the garage, to unique proximity lighting where the Smart Lights App can tell when you’re near-by and turn on and off one or more RoboSmart Light Bulb as you move within range, a typical scenario for your porch or driveway light. Users can utilize their standard light switches to turn on the RoboSmart Light Bulb with a pre-set brightness settings. The RoboSmart Light Bulb can also be controlled from multiple Bluetooth enabled smartphones, providing custom features to each user.

The highly energy efficient Robolight easily pays for itself many times over in energy savings, looks just like a traditional incandescent bulb, provides high power LED illumination, along with the flexibility of wireless home automation from your smart phone.

Additional features and capabilities include:

- Each RoboSmart Light Bulb can be assigned a unique light, group and room name by the free Smart Lights App for easy identification.

- Warm white light 2700K or 3000K at 480 and 800 Lumens Fully dimmable attractive design with omni-direction light dispersion.

- Full Automation: RoboSmart Light Bulb has 100 levels of brightness, can turn on or off, or run programs at set dates and times based on your scheduling preferences.

- Proximity and Indoor Location - RoboSmart Light Bulb can tell when you arrive and when you leave. They can follow you around the house, automatically turning on and off as they sense you approach or depart.

- Lighting for information at a glance - RoboSmart Light Bulb can alert you to important information, such as important emails or social media messages.

- The Smart Lights App allows multiple RoboSmart Light Bulb to be grouped together for simultaneous control, allowing the production of any light scene combination.

Power Monitoring – RoboSmart Light Bulb reports power consumption for periodic reporting

Federal legislation is mandating a phasing out incandescent bulbs by 2014, both business and consumers will require an equivalent replacement bulb. Smart Home Labs is proud to offer our retail and business customers the best intelligent LED light bulb on the market.

Is Googles purchase of Motorola about to pay off?

You can say a lot of things about Leetgion's El' Druin gaming mouse. About the only thing you couldn't say is that it's boring.

The Kindle Fire is the number one choice for 24% of buyers.