USB key will make you look smarter
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Disgo is offering a 2GB storage key that carries the 'Concise Oxford English Dictionary,' so you'll never have an excuse for any typos. From Crave, CNET's gadgets blog.
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By Lush, Edie G  Imagine you're the finance director of a quoted financial services company.  You receive an anonymous invitation to a 'Party of a Lifetime' in the form of a USB memory stick. Hopeful of some welcome distraction, you plug it into your office computer.
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A new kind of gadget can save your data -- and your hide -- when your laptop is damaged or lost.
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Did you know that you can access your menus without touching your mouse?
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Device features more storage, improved handwriting recognition.
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Don't grab that dangling set of car keys until you shop around.
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The go-to place for must-have gadgets is worth your time.
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Slick CDs and portable DVD support, plus digicam choices and new security options.
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Swapping out optical media drives does the trick, hardware hackers report. In Gadget Lab.
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Blog: PayPal rolls out its security key fob, a little device designed to thwart password-stealing bad guys out to pilfer your online payment account.
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Match your gadgets with the right software to really feel the burn. By Mathew Honan from Wired magazine.
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The products you use are about to get smarter, faster, smaller, cheaper, and more colorful. Here's your guide to what's ahead in PCs, software, mobile gadgets, home electronics, and more.
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Latest line of keyboards and mice include some with fingerprint readers for added security.
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Miniature hard drive will feature a Compact Flash card form factor.
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A new entry in the already-crowded mobile removable media space is a welcome addition, because it supports a truly universal standard: USB.
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A new user of the same online forum where one user last December reported having retrieved the title key for a specific HD DVD movie reports that he has been able to fish for the AACS device key- - the unique cryptographic element licensed to each player hardware or software component by AACS LA -- using a memory dump during the execution of the Windows-based player WinDVD 8.
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A sleek home-media PC looks creamy delicious; a carry bag becomes a chair storing laptop; and more. By Brian Lam from Wired magazine.