AMD's "Richland" APUs for laptops will support DirectX 11, offer almost 8 hours of web surfing on battery, and are bundled with some neat software like AMD Face Login and AMD Gesture Control.

A team of Caltech researchers have come up with a power amplifier that can automatically troubleshoot and fix itself within micro-seconds. Could a self-repairing computer be far behind?

After teasing us with the 11.6-inch and 14-inch VivoBook Ultrabooks with touch displays earlier this year, Asus is finally bringing its biggest model to America - the 15.6-inch S500.

DealNews is reporting that Apple's eBay store, Refurbished Outlet, offers better prices on iPads and Macbook Airs than on Apple's own store for refurbished devices.

Reports out of Taiwan suggest touch-enabled Windows 8 laptops will be getting a 10-20% discount soon, after Microsoft's manufacturer discount for Windows 8 and Office 2013 kick in.

Japanese researchers have come up with 2 interface designs that better prevent your password from being stolen by onlookers: Cursor Camouflage and Symmetric Cursors.

After wowing us at CES, Asus just revealed its Transformer All-in-One will be heading to our shores this Spring. Its 18-inch display becomes an Android tablet when detached, and is a full Windows 8 PC when docked.

Seagate adds to its family of hybrid hard drives with an all new 2TB model for desktops, a 1TB model for standard laptops, and a 500GB 7mm-thin model for Ultrabooks.

A German tech site is reporting from CeBIT 2013 that Samsung will be pulling its Windows RT tablet, the Ativ Tab, from Europe, following a similar move in the U.S..

Will Kinect-embedded laptops and monitors be landing on store shelves soon? Microsoft is working on shrinking the 3D cameras and lowering costs so the technology can go beyond the Xbox.

Graphics manufacturers like AMD and Nvidia saw the worst quarter on shipments of dedicated graphics, reaching an all time low since 2008.

Apple is finally delivering iMacs to U.S. customers within one to three days, which is much improved from the two to four-week quote from last week.

Adafruit announced the wireless version of its Raspberry-pi-powered Internet of Things printer that can handle typography and graphics in addition to text.

Fujitsu demos its prototype mobile typing technology that uses your tablet or smartphone's front camera to track what you type on any flat surface.

With Mauz, a little dongle that you plug into your iPhone's connector, your phone instantly becomes a smart mouse that can understand touch, gesture, and motion controls.

Computers will no longer be restricted to only two dimensions thanks to the SpaceTop 3D interface, which lets users reach inside a computer screen.

The thin and powerful Samsung Series 7 Chronos laptop has been spotted at Best Buy, taking the wraps off its price and specs available statesside.

Microsoft is bringing its faster, smoother, and more secured Internet Explorer 10 to Windows 7 today, available worldwide in 95 languages.

In response to consumers concerned about the install rights of Office 2013, Microsoft users can reinstall Office 2013 if their computers are under warranty.

Microsoft's recent job postings reveal that Windows Blue will revamp the Windows 8 interface, as well as Windows Phone 8.

Sega's retro console-themed laptops and laptop lid covers feature the Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast, as well as Sega's signature blue color.

Apple's knocking off $200 from its MacBook Pro with Retina display, but that's not all; the company's also , discounting its MacBook Air, and boosting its processor specs.

For the graphics-heavy computer user who doesn't mind the price of top-notch displays, Dell has four new UltraSharp models that will make your content pop.

Following his February 12 State of the Union address, President Obama will be doing a modern-day Fireside Chat using Google+'s Hangouts.