Jeffrey L. Wilson

Thanks to Nvidia's innovative Optimus technology, this 15-inch notebook combines good graphics power with nearly 8 hours of battery life.

Review of the Cowon A3 - Remarkable sound, a stunning display, recording capabilities, and support for a wide range of file formats make the Cowon A3 a strong PMP contender.

This feature-packed backup service offers cloud and physical storage data duplication, plus a number of perks that its rivals lack.

Custom skins, simple back up software, and a large storage capacity makes this an intriguing portable hard drive, despite its slow write speed.

ZeeVee's Internet video browser brings all of your favorite content to one centralized, navigable application.

This lightweight charger can double your iPhone's endurance, but its design is somewhat awkward.

The best application for Windows users who want to combine instant messaging and social networking.

Give your iPhone a second wind with this slick, lightweight charger.

A slick design, impressive performance, and an eye-popping display help catapult this multimedia machine to the top of the pack.

ccurate transcriptions at an affordable price makes VoiceCloud a solid visual-voicemail service.

The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is a full-featured, value-priced media player that serves up a good dose of competition for the iPod nano.

Laptop Magazine reviews Dell Inspiron 1501, Dell's first AMD machine dives into the budget pool with a starting price of $549.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Cowon Q5W. Cowon's jack-of-all trades portable media player does audio/video, Web-surfing, and GPS, but does it do them well?

This PC maintenance application attempts to eliminate system junk, but there are more potent programs available.

This super-secure external portable hard drive offers government-grade data protection and blazing write speeds.

This 14-inch notebook boasts a sleek design and good graphics punch for the price.

The first Wi-Fi-enabled Zen offers excellent sound, but drops the ball with a confusing control scheme.

Laptop Magazine reviews ASUS F3SV-B1, the F3SV-B1 offers excellent performance and lots of multimedia bells and whistles at an affordable price.

This head-turning 16-inch notebook features Blu-ray playback, as well as good performance and graphics muscle, for less than a grand.

The fifth iteration of Apple's tiny portable media player keeps the same featherweight body as its predecessor but adds a bigger screen and video recording.