Featuring high-speed burst shooting faster than an SLR camera, Casio’s new EXILIM EX-FS10 ($349.99) and EX-FC100 ($399.99) cameras support a high-speed 30 shot-per-second burst rate and high-speed movie capture at a maximum of 1,000 fps. The 9.1MP EX-FS10 measures 0.64-inches thin and has a 3X optical zoom lens and a 2.5-inch high-performance Super Clear LCD. Also a 9.1MP camera, the EX-FC100 is a tad thicker, at 0.9 inches. This camera has a 5x optical zoom with a CMOS shift anti-shake function and a 2.7-inch

NVIDIA Raises The Graphics Performance Bar For Mainstream Notebooks  Lenovo uses the NVIDIA GeForce G110M GPU to deliver powerful high definition entertainment in their new IdeaPad Y650, the thinnest and lightest notebook in its class. The new GeForce G130M delivers amazing gaming performance, flawless 1080p high definition video playback and supports NVIDIA CUDA technology to accelerate non-gaming applications.  Notebooks equipped with NVIDIA GeForce G100 series GPUs support NVIDA PhysX technology

With the Logitech Harmony 720 Universal Remote Control, you can say goodbye to multiple remote controls! Featuring a color screen, a battery charger dock, and a sleek design – the Harmony 720 is one of the best universal remotes to date and most likely the last you’ll ever need. This deal ends Friday at 12:00pm ET.

Take a shot at the GE E850 Digital Camera! This inexpensive 8MP camera gives you just about all of the features you’d find in more expensive brands. From in-camera panoramic stitching to red-eye removal you’ll see why it’s one of the first cameras worthy of the GE name! This deal ends Friday at 12:00pm ET.

Improve your desktop’s performance today with this 2GB DDR2 memory module. This deal ends Thursday at 12:00pm ET.

AMD Supercomputer To Deliver Next-Generation Games and Applications Entirely Through the Cloud(CES) – Today at CES, AMD President and Chief Executive Officer Dirk Meyer and OTOY Chief Executive Officer Jules Urbach unveiled a plan to revolutionize the deployment, development and delivery of HD content through the “AMD Fusion Render Cloud”, a massively-parallel supercomputer.  The announcement took place during AMD’s Industry Insider Series keynote at the Las Vegas Hilton Theater, where AMD was joined on

Today, Sony unveiled the first Wi-Fi enabled digital camera with a built-in web browser. This new Cyber-shot DSC-G3 is so special that Sir Howard Stringer himself did the honors of announcing it. With its wireless capabilities, the Cyber-shot DSC-G3 can upload videos and photos using any public hotspot, making photo sharing easier and more convenient. The camera can wirelessly connect to any public hotspot, whether free or fee-based, secured or unsecured. You’ll get complimentary AT&T Wi-Fi access to Sony’s

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 combines the power of two GTX 200GPUs on a single graphics card. With a total of 480 processing cores and 1792 Mb of video memory, the GeForce GTX 295 might just be the fastest graphics card available on the market today. Read on as we compare the EVGA GeForce GTX 295 to the Radeon HD 4870 X2 in the latest and most popular game titles.

There are still many Windows XP users that have not made the jump to Vista due to the myriad of issues those who have upgraded have experienced along with steeper hardware requirements and decreased performance in some areas. Windows 7 may be just the answer they are looking for and starting Friday, they can get a beta copy of the OS to try out.

Microsoft Corp.'s next version of the Windows operating system is almost ready for prime time.

That's one message Chief Executive Steve Ballmer delivered on the eve of the official opening of the International Consumer Electronics Show.

The CEO announced that a nearly final “beta” test version of Windows 7 will be available Friday for regular PC users to download and tinker with.

For a while, USB lagged behind Firewire in data transfer rates. USB 2.0 came along and mostly evened the playing field. Finally, USB 3.0 is on the horizon and promises to raise the bar even further but maybe not as much as previously thought.

USB 3.0 may promise data transfer speeds of up to 5000 Mb/s (625 MB/s) but such levels will not be possible, at least not in initial devices. When USB 3.0 hardware will become available in late 2009 or early 2010, users will have to settle for about one fourth of the theoretical maximum bandwidth, TG Daily learned.