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Now you can experience 3D movies while you're on the go.

Retro is hot again, and Commodore knows it. The company this week revealed that it would be reviving the Amiga brand that was so popular in the '80s and '90s.

It's been two years but it looks like we're finally getting close to a G2 launch.

It's either a famine or a feast, right? Well, feast your eyes on this spread from Archos.

Small memory for big capacity.

Itching for the latest in smartphone technology but don't want to sign a contract? Verizon will soon have you covered.

As if things weren't already crowded enough with today's Apple TV announcement and rumors of Google's possible movie and TV streaming service, Sony and Amazon are being ushered onto the bandwagon.

Apple held its fall event today and it was a doozie. Aside from Apple TV, we also got a completely new iPod line, new iTunes (complete with social network) and a peak at iOS 4.2. Whew!

Buffalo's new 3D Blu-ray external drive is sleek and compact.

Is this the first step towards more advanced forms of AI?

Square Enix ironed out the Open Beta bugs.

Opteron and FirePro were the tools behind the film.

Recent stats indicate that Windows 7 is catching up to Vista on the market, however XP still rules the world.

*Cue Flintstones theme*

Sure, the press releases detail the various different updates, but what actually went down at the Apple event in San Francisco this morning? We've got the live blog, along with juicy pictures of Steve and the goods, so click through for the full scoop!

Blizzard's Jay Wilson said that the Diablo 3 team is no longer in "discovery" mode.

Not only is Valve experimenting with biometrics, but the company plans to reveal three big surprises over the next twelve months.

It's easy to get caught up in the daily grind: benchmarking, writing, editing, and answering what sometimes seems like hundreds of emails. But at the end of the day, all of the work is for you. It's about time we started answering a little more feedback.

Digg users unhappy with the recent redesign yesterday struck back against admins by flooding the front page of the community sharing website with links to articles on Digg rival Reddit.

Two thirds of HP must be a little happier now.