S1Digital launches the 100 Disc Blu-ray Changer which is designed to use with an S1Digital Media Center or any Windows Vista/7 PC with My Movie software. The Changer will scan each Blu-ray discs and download metadata and cover art automatically to the server/PC. Then you an find your Blu-ray discs using the My Movie software and get the disc you want instantly.

When connected to S2 Digital Entertainment Server or any Windows Home Server, it can also automatically archive Blu-ray, DVD and CD discs to the server. The 100 Disc Blu-ray Changer is

What can we say about you, DOS? You've rocked the personal computer world and changed the way we all feel about white on black console screens. Your retirement is a well deserved one and... wait, you're getting a patch? Amazingly, Microsoft is fixing a bug that has existed in the Windows Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem since it was added to Windows NT way back in the simple days of 1993, when flannels were everywhere and 32 bits were more than we knew what to do with. Google engineer Tavis Ormandy found the exploit a few weeks ago, which grants an attacker the

For a long time many geeks would have bet money that Apple would call its long anticipated tablet computer the iTablet. When the device surfaced as the iPad, I am sure there were more than a few geeks surprised by the name choice.

A company called X2 in the UK has decided if Apple wasn’t going to use the name, it would. The firm has unveiled the iTablet today running Windows 7. The machine uses a 1.6GHz Intel processor and has 250GB of storage space.

Other features include three USB ports, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and HDMI out. The

HP launches the affordable G62t series notebook PC that gets the latest Intel Core series processors. The 15.6-inch laptop features up to 8GB of DDR3 memory, up to 500GB hard drive and integrated HD graphics. The base model is equipped with Intel Core i3-330M processor, upgradable to Core i5 and even Core i7 processors.

HP G62t comes with a 15.6-inch 1366×768 LED-backlit display, a 8X DVD SuperMulti burner or Blu-ray drive, 5-in-1 card reader, HDMI port, built-in Altec Lansing speakers and optional webcam. It supports WiFi and optional

Google's been doing some pretty slick stuff with QR codes lately, and now it looks like The Weather Channel's getting in on the fun -- it's running a little on-screen graphic prompting Android owners to download their app by scanning their TV screens. Sure, it's not the craziest thing in the world -- it just takes you to the Android market listing -- but it's certainly fun, and one of the more mainstream uses of QR codes we've seen in a while. Check the video after the break.

Update: We originally said it takes you to the webpage; in actuality,

It's rare to see a rumor -- hell, even a roadmap -- pinpoint the timing of new releases quite so accurately, but our earlier report of ATI refreshing the middle and lower parts of its lineup turned out to be bang on. Following in the footsteps of the HD 5670, we have the Radeon HD 5450, which drags the entry price for DirectX 11 and Eyefinity multi-monitor support all the way down to $50. Course, the processing power inside isn't going to be on par with its elder siblings, but that also means the 5450 will run cool enough to be offered with half-height, passive cooling

Tired of waiting for the Xperia X10 for your first taste of Android and Sony Ericsson? Leave it to the gang at the XDA-developers forum to jump the gun. Last week marked the successful port of Android 2.0.1 (or Android 1.6, if you so choose) to the Xperia X1. No bluetooth, camera, or GPS -- not yet, at any rate -- but WiFI, GSM, resistive touchscreen, and all the other amenities should be functioning. Tweakers at heart can find all the necessary files and instructions via the source link, and as for the rest of us, there's a video to live vicariously through after the

This is the ExoPC Slate from France. The tablet looks like Apple’s iPad and DigitalRise’s X9 tablet. It sports Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, integrated GMA 950 graphics and 32GB SSD for storage.

The ExoPC Slate comes with a 8.9-inch 1024×600 touchscreen and supports Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b/g connectivity. It has a 1.3 Megapixel webcam, a SD/MMC card slot and VGA output. The device includes also 3G support. It runs Windows 7 with ExoPC UI layer.

The 8.9-inch tablet offers up to 4 hours of battery

In addition to the Z700EXR, FujiFilm brings another EXR camera, the FinePix F80EXR (aka F85EXR) that comes equipped with a 12 Megapixel Super CCD EXR sensor. The sleek, compact point-and-point camera, as the follow-up to the F70EXR, also packs a 10x optical zoom lens in a 22.9mm thick body.

The FinePix F80EXR features Dual Image Stabilization (Picture Stabilization+Sensor Shift Stabilization), Face Detection, Face Recognition, Pet Detection, ‘Intelligent’ Flash, Artistry Photo Shooting. It has a 3-inch LCD display and