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Most businesses have a hard time satisfying their need for both easy electronic file transfers and strict data security. Kingston just made life much easier with their new DataTraveler BlackBox USB flash drives. These simple-looking black flash drives feature the latest FIPS 140-2 Level 2 certified, 256-bit, hardware-based AES encryption. Even better is the complex password protection forces a device lockdown after a preset number of invalid attempts, to prevent determined attackers from accessing your data.

In what could almost be described as a steal, eXpansys is selling the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet for a very low price for a very limited time.

Fujitsu recently showcased their second generation UMPC. That's right, the U2010 will be sporting Intel's Atom processor, a 5.6-inch display and will be quite pricey.

The new ThinkPad Bluetooth Laser Mouse is Lenovo's answer to the portable mouse everyone has wanted to go with their new Thinkpad Tablet PC. This new mouse was created in the ThinkPad image, claiming great performance in a durable rubberized paint shell. Read on to find out if this new ThinkPad mouse is worthy of the name it bears.

Although HTC Touch Diamond is not yet available, Ed Hardy has been been given a preview of it by HTC, and brings us his first impressions.

The middle of the month has rolled around again, meaning it's time for another comparison courtesy of DCR's Head to Head series. In this month's bout, two high-end, wide-zoom compacts - the Fujifilm FinePix F100fd and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 - head into the ring for a wide-angle smackdown of epic proportions: "Two cameras enter, one camera leaves!" Or something...

AT&T Wireless has announced plans to upgrade its 3G network to support Internet access at speeds of up to 20 megabits per second, starting in 2009.

One of the main reasons many consumers haven't switched from desktops to laptops is storage space. A desktop with a 500GB hard drive is more appealing for online downloads than a 120GB hard drive. Well, Asus solves this problem with their new M70S and 1TB of storage space!

With the Canon SD850 remaining one of the most popular compact cameras out there, its follow-up model, the Canon PowerShot SD890 IS, had some big shoes to fill: preserving everything that the SD850 did well is almost as important in this case as pushing the envelope. With more resolution, a longer zoom, improved IS and auto focus systems, and a raft of new soft features, the "new tech" bases appear to be covered. The question, then, is whether the SD890 hangs on to enough of the older SD's form and function to strike that all-important balance.

After a long and fruitful run, Microsoft and Abacus have finally thrown in the towel on the Spot Watch program. Currently there are no more models available for purchase or even warranty replacement, and now all effort will be going towards the MSN direct capable GPS receivers, as well as the MSN direct software for Windows Mobile devices.

The Garmin 780 is one of the first MSN Direct v2 devices to hit my hands since the new Garmin lineup was released at CES, and today I will give you a rundown of the features this new system provides.

Today Garmin released four additional MSN-Direct capable GPS receivers, those being the 205 and 255 3.5" models and 205w and 255w 4.3" widescreen models.