Gateway’s on a roll, and we’re in no position to stop them. Shortly after introducing a new pair of back-to-school desktops, the company has unveiled a new NV Series notebook. Said machine is described as “a workhorse entertainment notebook that pairs the latest notebook technologies and important one-touch buttons with excellent style at an affordable price,” and with a starting tag of just $499.99, we’d say that’s pretty accurate.Starting with a 15.6″ LED display, a 1366×768 resolution and Dolby Sound Room

Corsair added two new products to its Performance Series SSD family today. The new P128 SSD delivers 220MBps read speeds and 200MBps write speeds, while the new P64 offers read speeds of up to 220MBps and write speeds of up to 120MBps. Both drives use the same technology as Corsair’s popular P256 SSD, including the same Samsung controller IC with 128MB of cache memory and NCQ support. For additional details, check out the full press release below.Corsair® Launches New 128GB and 64GB Performance Series Solid

Corsair today announced two new products in its Performance Series SSD family: the P128 and P64 high-performance solid-state drives. Building on the success of the award-winning P256 SSD, the Corsair P128 delivers the same 220MB/sec read speeds and 200MB/sec write speeds as its higher capacity cousin, at a lower cost. The P64 is one of the best-performing, lower-density SSDs available, with read speeds of up to 220MB/sec and write speeds of up to 120MB/sec. Both drives utilize the same cutting-edge technology as the P256, including a sophisticated Samsung controller IC with 128MB of cache memory and NCQ support to deliver class-leading, stutter-free performance. Be sure to check out our review on the Corsair P256 SSD.

The high performance of the new Performance Series solid-state drives, combined with the inherent reliability and stability of flash technology, make them ideal for both new system builds and upgrades of desktops and notebooks, said Jim Carlton, VP of Marketing for Corsair. These drives have also been extensively validated in a wide range of popular notebook computers, which means that you can upgrade with absolute confidence.

Shut out up to 80% of the ambient noise around you with the MDR-NC40 noise canceling headphone. Great for work, traveling or just when you’re trying to sleep in a loud place, they provide a calming atmosphere no matter where you are. This deal ends 6/22/09 at 12:00pm ET.

Asustek Corporation has just launched their G51Vx and G60Vx mecha-inspired gaming laptops as a a follow-up to their successful G50Vt line of machines.The laptops, previewed just last month at Computex come in 15.6- and 16-inch formats and look like something you’d find in a Transformers movie – no coincidence there, we presume – with a suggestive techno look thanks to a backlit keyboard and some LED lighting on the LCD frame – which, by the way, is pure white with a metallic grey glossy finish. According to

LetsTalk.com is offering the new Sprint HTC Snap Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard Smartphone for $79 (including shipping) at checkout with a two-year service agreement.

That’s $170 less than the Sprint direct price, plus you don’t have to wait weeks or months to get the $100 mail-in rebate Sprint is currently offering.

Have you found the Sprint HTC Snap smartphone for less than $79?  Let us know.

Apple has finally allowed pornography into the iTunes App Store. The application, called Hottest Girls, costs $2 and includes 2200+ images of topless, sexy babes and nude models. This is certainly an interesting move from Apple.

Four photos are shown on screen at once and tapping one will pull a full sized version from the server. From here you can look at it or save it to your photo-roll. There is no slideshow to display a progressive striptease of the same model, so you are limited to one picture at a time before you have to navigate back to the main screen, which shows a lack of understanding as to how a porn app should work. You could of course just use the application for downloading and view the pictures later in the Photos application.

Microsoft on Wednesday announced retail pricing for Windows 7 that's at or below comparable Windows Vista prices, while also offering a chance for people to preorder the software at a substantial discount. From Friday through July 11, consumers in the U.S. will be able to buy an upgrade copy of Windows 7 Home premium for $49 or Windows 7 Professional for $99. That offer is good for both XP and Windows Vista PCs, regardless of whether someone has been trying out the pre-release version of the operating system.

When boxed copies of Windows 7 go on sale on October 22, Microsoft plans to charge $119 for Home Premium, $199 for Professional and $219 for Ultimate. The Home Premium upgrade is down $40 from the product's original price, although the Vista product had already gotten a price cut along the way. The Professional and Ultimate versions are priced similar to where Microsoft was with Vista. The upgrade prices apply to those moving from a previous version of Windows to Windows 7, but only those from Windows Vista will be able to upgrade without doing a clean installation of the product. The full versions of Windows 7–the editions for those without a copy of Windows–will be priced at $199 for Home Premium, $299 for Professional and $319 for Ultimate. The Ultimate and Professional editions are again on par with their Vista counterparts, while Home Premium is down from the $239 that Microsoft had charged with Vista. Microsoft also plans to offer the operating system in an easier-to-open box.

AMD has set an internal guidance to gain back a 15% share of the global notebook market, according to sources at notebook vendors.

The company's next-generation Tigris platform has already landed orders from Hewlett-Packard (HP), Toshiba, Acer and Asustek Computer, with notebooks to launch in Asia in September 2009, followed by North America, Europe, the Middle-East and Africa in October.

Fans of The Closer, My Boys and Tyler Perry just got another way to watch their favorite shows: Online.Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp. yesterday announced a partnership to “develop broad principles for the TV Everywhere model to guide the distribution of its television content online.”The basis of TV Everywhere are these principles:Bring more TV content, more easily to more people across platforms. Video subscribers can watch programming from their favorite TV networks online for no additional charge. Video