Klipsch makes some pretty good audio equipment. Only thing is, you needed a loan akin to home mortgage just to get some of these sonically sweet suckers. Not anymore. Klipsch is feeling the credit crunch/ economic freefall/ end of times too. And it's doing something about it. The audio company's new...

: Kodak’s Theatre HD's raison d'être is straightforward: to shuttle the contents of your PC directly to your television using ethernet or Wi-Fi. Pictures, videos, podcasts, music or any other digital content that may be living on your hard drive (as long as it's not squelched by some DRM straight...

: The Gadget Lab crew are scouring CES 2009 this week for the hottest new toys and tools debuting this year. Companies are taking some risks with new inventions and ideas, and you never know what to expect at the booths. Here are the best finds so far. Check out Wired.com's full CES 2009 coverage fo...

by Daniel Dumas Get ready for an onslaught of the cheap. With the economy more unstable than Plaxico Burress' mental state, electronics manufacturers are putting the e-brakes on their budgets, flattening their costs, and rolling out their cheapest, most practical gadgets. You know, the ones that peo...

If you watch television or read magazines, you've probably seen Ashton Kutcher swanning around chi-chi Hollywood parties with the Nikon Coolpix S60, a slick new digital camera with an iPhone-like touchscreen. The camera looks hot on the party scene, but as reviewer Michael Lasky discovers, it's a bi...

: The Asus U2E is an update of last year's impressive U1F, correcting some early flaws with the model. Most notable is the addition of an optical drive to the system, which will certainly make the laptop more appealing to a broader range of buyers. Another big change: Out goes the FireWire port, in ...

Sony Ericsson's new W350 Walkman phone is indisputably attractive but proves hard to get along with -- kind of like your high school crush....

The Samsung Instinct is released today. This iClone, offered solely by Sprint, is the first we've seen that can legitimately compete with the Jesus phone....

The hard drive is teetering on the edge of oblivion, about to be pushed off the ledge by faster, more durable solid-state storage devices. When it goes, it will join the ranks of these other obsolete storage technologies, from the punched tape to the MiniDisc....

: Forty-percent smaller and 100 percent slicker than its predecessor, the pocket-friendly Mino (pronounced like the SS Minnow) is the newer, trimmer, quicker-on-the-draw feel and decidedly more fun version of the Flip Ultra. Despite the smaller body, USB 1.0 compatibility and more sensible battery i...