Hardware

Acer has refreshed its Aspire line of notebooks, with the company revealing a multimedia notebook, a notebook that can last up to 8 hours, as well as an LED-backlit model.

The new Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive will allow users to back up their files as well as stream stored content to gaming consoles or PCs.

Projectors have just gotten a little bit clever with wireless projection from Apple iDevices.

Hewlett-Packard has today released a 3G smartphone designed to provide users with a complete mobile solution for business users on the go.

Epson is set to launch a new ultra short throw projector that can turn any surface into a communication tablet. The Epson 450Wi is aimed at classrooms and will provide interactive capabilities to students.

While Kyocera sees itself as environmentally friendly, its claims its new range of colour printers will open the eyes of its competitors due to its low running costs.

Kensington has launched a new range of accessories for netbooks in an effort to strengthen and expand its portfolio. The new line includes a compact mouse, a security lock, and a reversible case.

Fujitsu's fi-6800 scanner offers compact size, fast scanning speeds and quiet operation for the office environment.

Intel claims that it has made advances in its chipset technologies that users will soon be able to have smaller and smarter computers.