Dual Screens Give Gamers New Options
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At first, you might mistake Nintendo&#39;s new DS handheld game device for a high-end organizer or an ultralight laptop. But the expression on the face of whoever&#39;s using it ought to give the secret
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New component could allow players small enough to fit in notebook PCs.
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Sony's new direction tells us plenty about the future of television screens.
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Consumers get psyched for the release of Nintendo and Sony gaming devices.
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Some of the best gaming fun is still to be had on the small screen.
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SuperMediaStore.com has a dual-port HDMI switch on sale for $22.99 shipped. You provide the HDMI cables.
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Some game makers are trying to get players to expand their horizons by reflecting on news events in games
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Sony's new game console may be chock-full of features, but here are some choice accessories for maximizing the experience.
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Two new displays from Envision and Lenovo offer good-quality video for desktops that can't handle larger monitors.
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You need more than an Xbox 360 and a plasma-screen TV to exploit the latest video games for their full entertainment value. These days, you also need a friend.
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Emerging LED technology will boost the colors in a flat-panel display.
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New consoles are old news. What's hot now? Sequels to old games.
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The newest piece of hardware in the video game wars, the Nintendo DS hand-held console, is out to prove that two is better than one.
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New standard is designed to expand the range of colors on LCD and rear-projection screens, improving the viewing experience.
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The next generation of computer  games sporting more realistic visuals than ever is not yet in  full swing but a range of new graphics chips is letting gamers  beef up their PCs today in anticipation.
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The new video game consoles already look pretty wimpy compared with the latest gaming PCs. The Wii? Whatever. The Xbox 360? No match. The PlayStation 3? You can't find one anyway.
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ATLANTA - There&#39;s a lot to like about flat-panel screens. They are lighter than the conventional cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors, take up less desk space, look more attractive and tend to draw about half the power needed to run boxy monitors.