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Sony 13.3in E Ink Digital Paper notetaking system revealed

Posted at 10:10, 15 May 2013

Giant-sized eReader gets a stylus and freehand drawing support, aimed squarely at students who still take notes by hand

Amazon buys sunlight-readable display specialist for colour Kindle

Posted at 10:50, 14 May 2013

Company apparently looking to produce a device to sit between the E-Ink Kindle eReader range and the LCD Kindle Fire tablet family, using Liquavista's display tech

Microsoft plans to buy Nook, will cease Android tablet lines

Posted at 10:14, 09 May 2013

Software giant looks to use Barnes & Noble's digital arm to bolster its own tablet and desktop software rather than to compete with Amazon

Razer Atrox Arcade Stick review - hands on

Posted at 20:02, 16 May 2013

Razer's first foray into fighting game peripherals doesn't pull any punches, with fully customisable buttons and switches and an easy access interior

Nook HD, Nook HD+ tablets get Google Play store

Posted at 9:51, 03 May 2013

Barnes & Noble takes firm aim at the success of rival Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet range, and at the same time drops its E-Ink prices dramatically

Google Glass how-to video reveals the headset's capabilities

Posted at 9:56, 02 May 2013

Ahead of a full commercial roll-out in 2014, Google is heavily pushing its Glass wearable computer despite protests from privacy groups

Google Glass users seeing incredible battery drain when recording video

Posted at 9:59, 26 Apr 2013

Early adopter raises battery life concerns, despite Google's assurances that a single charge would be good for a full day's usage of the wearable computer

Google Glass unlikely to be ready before 2014, warns Schmidt

Posted at 10:08, 23 Apr 2013

Google reneges on its promise to release a retail version of its wearable computing system by the end of the year, and still won't discuss pricing

Google Glass Explorer Edition will be remotely locked if users to try sell it on

Posted at 9:20, 19 Apr 2013

Harsh single-owner restrictions to be partially lifted for the retail release, but for now only those personally invited by Google can try the wearable computer