In this edition of “Who Designed This Crap?” Barry Gerber talks about how difficult it is to upgrade to a new laptop and who should be responsible for fixing the problem. Read more

The Vye mini-v S37 isn’t the first cheap sub-notebook, and it’s not the cheapest sub-notebook either. But it’s a tiny tablet that runs Vista, and it features surprisingly good battery life. Read more

Fujitsu’s Lifebook P1620 is lighter than the Macbook Air and offers some unique features to boot. Read more

The Yoggie Pico packs a firewall, IDS/IPS, anti-virus/spyware/spam software and numerous other security applications into a self-contained system inside a USB key device with its own CPU and RAM. Read more

Fingerprint scanners are cheap and simple to use. They don’t offer perfect security, but the convenience of swiping a finger lets you pick much more secure passwords. Here’s how to use them. Read more

Apple’s thinnest ever laptop, La Cie’s smallest ever drive and FileMaker’s simplest ever database. Read more

Steve Jobs details Apple’s "Something In The Air" theme by announcing wireless backup hardware, iPhone & iPod software updates, iTunes movie rentals, & a new super thin laptop. Read more

Just as CES 2008 comes to an end, Macworld 2008 is upon us, starting this Tuesday in San Francisco with Steve Jobs’ keynote address. Read more

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OQO packs the specs of a genuine PC into a tiny lightweight portable device with real wireless broadband, but you can't buy it in the US yet. Read more