TomTom’s latest Go 740 Live is piled with features, but I’ve tested TomToms for five years, and in that time, nobody has fixed the platform’s inherent problems. In fact they’re only getting worse.
These could be renders of Windows 7′s packaging when it ships later this year. They look a lot like the Vista boxes, which I thought were pretty nice, actually. [CentrumXP via SuperSite]
The Sanyo LP-WXU700 is the first projector on the market to integrate the no-longer-so-new 802.11 Wi-Fi. And it’s happy to work in offices and home theatres alike.
Samsung’s Yepp flash MP3 players have been around, not really making any waves, for plenty of years now. But their latest model adds two universally handy functions: A pedometer and a really adorable name.
Microsoft began selling bonds this week—something is has never done before—raising $US3.75-billion and sparking speculation that they might be looking to buy something huge. Some analysts claim they’re using the money to buy up stock, which is fairly cheap right now, but since today is a great day for wild speculation about Microsoft, have at it. [WSJ]
Exhibiting just about every symptom of a suffering company, AMD isn’t in great shape. But through a brutal, money-bleeding Q1, they actually caught up with their chief rival a little. Ha, what?
The blogs are buzzing over some tweets from a Twitter account run by the Office 2010 team, noting what looks like the outright announcement of a Zune phone. Something doesn’t feel right.
