Notebooks

EyeLock has miniaturized its iris-scanning technology to fit notebooks, making logging in and entering passwords as easy as staring at your PC.

12 security fixes to remove large number of bugs.

We check out ECBC's super-sturdy, super-roomy Tomahawk Messenger bag that supports up to 17-inch laptops and more.

As much as Apple would like you to believe the MacBook Air is the only notebook of its kind, there’s a whole world of Ultrabook alternatives out there.

Get ready for a new breed of Best Buy store.

Microsoft is bringing back its student deal that offers a free Xbox 360 4 GB console with the purchase of a Windows 7 PC.

Acer and Lenovo have apparently scheduled the launch of their quad-core Tegra 3 tablets for the first quarter of next year.

It's an Android-based smartphone with three additional peripherals that transforms it into a laptop, a tablet or a PSP-like gaming device.

RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook may have launched to tepid reviews from critics but the tablet has garnered a thumbs up from the federal government.

Five years after it was launched, the white MacBook has been cut from Apple's line up.

Check out Motorola's latest smartphone, the ATRIX, which packs Tegra 2 and has two separate docking options.

Verizon is knocking $100 off the Samsung Galaxy Tab's pricetag.

RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook offers true multitasking.

A rumored 10-inch tablet from Samsung will sport Windows 7.

Google continues to refine Android.

Hard scientific data proves Captain Obvious right.

Hot laptops can lead to permanent skin discoloration from 'Toasted Skin Syndrome.'

People are already lining up for tomorrow's grand opening of the biggest Apple store in the world.

Woman uses toes to type her way to a rescue.

Problem: Find a cheap, powerful gaming notebook—and choose between the 15-inch or 17-inch options. Looking at MSI’s decent options, we weigh pros and cons.

This laptop form factor concept has a long neck designed to protect ours.

Starbucks is giving everyone free WiFi starting July 1.

Was it intentional, or a case of Russian roulette?

Make sure you dispose of anything baring flesh on your mobile phones and laptop drives before heading to Australia.

It's a bit bulky, but who cares?

Play Super Mario Bros. on Your HDTV

Monitor your spouse, kids, or employees on the iPad using this retail, non-Apple-sanctioned spy software

Could the iPad be plagued with first-generation design woes?