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These high end laptop suppliers use similar platforms, but each is going after a slightly different target market. We put some samples through the paces to discover their strengths.

We end this year's series of dads and grads buyers' guides with a bang by including 15 products that are sure to please your favorite honoree this month.

We get nasty with Twinhead's Durabook to see how well this ruggedized notebook takes the punishment our diabolical testers dish out.

With the simple and sleek K3, Samsung goes head to head with the iPod Nano- and also takes a side swipe at it with the do-it-all T9.

HD ready tri-LCD video projectors have matured to the point where they can compete with DLP projectors. See how well three different models perform.

With it's Satellite p105-S9330 notebook, Toshiba takes aim at gamers. We test the p105 and show you its major features.

Parallels Desktop for Mac runs Windows and other OSes as virtual machines. Bill Lake installs and tests Parallels against a native Apple Boot Camp installation of XP.

Any V2 USB storage device becomes a virtual PC, including an iPod.

Gaming isn't the only thing Alienware can do, it's also tackling the business mobility segment and adding it distinctive signature in the process.

A look at standalone Blu-ray players and recorders, Blu-ray PC drives, and the combo Blu-ray/HD-DVD devices available from Korean electronics company LG. Readers should get a pretty good idea about what's out there, how much it costs, what it can do, and where to turn for more details should...

Lists, describes, explains and evaluates the features of 26 Digital Single Lens Reflexes from entry level to professional

How big a multi-gigabyte player do you need? The TrekStor Vibez and the Philips GoGear offer gigabytes of storage in stylish black cases, but which is simpler and which sounds better?

Can a music player ever be too small? Choose between convenience and control, color and monochrome, cuteness and connectivity with the iPod shuffle and Samsung's blue-lit YP-U2. You may be surprised by the audio quality too: we think Samsung has the edge here.

As a tablet-toting computer fanatic, I always get a reaction from onlookers when I break out my notebook, with its swiveling screen and stylus-controlled interface.

A long time maker of notebook computers, WinBook also sells LCD displays ranging in size from 32" to 46", with the WinBook 46D1 being the largest. WinBook displays are primarily available direct from MicroCenter retailers or through their website, www.microcenter.com.