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Aperion Audio Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Aperion Audio marks ten years of award-winning speakers and industry-leading customer satisfaction by offering special pricing and forum contests through July.
Xbox 360 to Take on a New Form, Natal Becomes Kinect
Microsoft introduced a spruced up Xbox 360 that keeps up with similar efforts by the other console makers during their announcements at E3. The new console shows up on shelves this week for $299.
New Audio Precision Two-Channel APx515 Audio Analyzer
Audio Precision introduced the two-channel APx515 Audio Analyzer optimized for production test and starting at only $6200 in the US.
Global 3D TV Shipments to Hit 4.2 million in 2010
According to iSuppli, a technology market research company, Global 3D TV shipments are expected to reach 4.2 million units in 2010, thanks to acceptance from enthusiastic early adopters.
Audi A8 to have Onboard WiFi Hotspot
Luxury cars are rushing to integrate factory-installed WLAN hotspots in their vehicles, but the winner of the "most high tech technology no one can afford" award needs to go to the 2011 Audi A8 sedan.
Sony Caters to iPod with Tune Tray Car Stereos
You know the iPod has hit critical mainstream when Sony integrates it into its vehicular head units, recently introducing two new stereo head units, the DSX-S300BT and DSX-S200X, with built-in trays.
Sony PS3 to Bring 3-D Gaming to Consumers this Year
Sony announced that it would be rolling out three reworked titles from its Playstation 3 store next month - at least in Japan to start. This will correspond to the release of 3-D Bravia televisions.
Apple FaceTime App and iPhone 4 Announced at WWDC
Today's WWDC keynote event held few surprises as Steve Jobs announced the newest 4th generation iPhone 4, dubbed, conveniently, "iPhone 4". The iPhone 4 features an all-new thinner design.
Warner Sues Superman, Gets Sued for Piracy
Lex Luthor couldn’t have come up with a better legal entanglement for Warner Brothers. The movie studio that owns DC Comics stands accused of pirating a German company’s anti-piracy software.
Google Switches to Mac, Bans Windows Over Security Flaws
Google, who employs over 10,000 people worldwide, is gradually but systematically ditching Windows across its entire company due to security concerns. It's a security effort, said one Google employee.