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The Belkin CushTop Hideaway seems to be the perfect companion for your laptop. If you are like me and leave you tablet or notebook lying around the house where it could get bumped or knocked off a table or bed. I know when I am working my tablet gets set down all over the place and my dog sometimes likes to investigate it. Lets see how well the CushTop Hideaway protects and stores your standard notebook.

Thanks to one of our forum members, AzureAbyss, for the tip that Gateway will no longer be stocking and selling Tablet PCs Online. It seems Gateway no longer has the C-142XL in stock and has no plans to restock it or carry any tablets Online anymore. So, if you want to purchase a Gateway tablet you will have to hit up the retail chains like Best Buy.

Dell continues to try and update their notebook designs this year, and the new Dell Studio 15 is the latest consumer 15-inch notebook that highlights these new designs. Is it possible to take design elements from the 13.3" XPS M1330 and the 15.4" Dell XPS M1530 and make a budget notebook that keeps consumers happy? Take a look at our full review of the Studio 15 to find out for yourself.

Ever wonder what the world's smallest printer would look like and how it would perform? Well, we have the answer to your musings with our review of PlanOn's new Printstik mobile printer. We tested the performance of this light-weight mobile printer, and it might be the perfect companion for road warriors who need to make quick hard copies while traveling.

• Palm Releases ROM Update for Sprint Centro
• Multiple BlackJack II Colors Now Available
• AT&T Wireless Introduces AT&T Navigator Global Edition

The BlackBerry Curve 8330 is a 3G smartphone that seeks to straddle the different needs of both business users and consumers. Antoine Wright brings us this review.

Whether it’s working with peers on time-sensitive team projects or reading hundreds of PDF’s and online articles, computing plays a crucial role in today’s demanding academic and professional environments. With increasing popularity, both students and professionals alike are discovering the features and uses of Tablet PCs in their daily lives. Check out part one of this all-in-one-guide to learn how to successfully use a Tablet PC for your everyday activities as a student or young professional.

The third-party project to add support for high-capacity memory cards to Palm-brand handhelds has reached a milestone: a beta version has been released to the public.

The Lenovo ThinkPad SL400 is the latest addition to the ThinkPad family and promises to offer features and performance at a fraction of the cost of other ThinkPads. Lenovo's new IdeaPad line of notebooks might give consumers plenty of attractive options, but The new SL series is the first line of small business notebooks designed with ThinkPad styling at an affordable price. Is there more here than just traditional ThinkPad shape and a low price? Our full review of the SL400 shows why this laptop might (or might not) be perfect for you.

We have some exciting news for casual fans and loyal members of the TechnologyGuide.com family of websites: we have launched a brand new site, DesktopReview.com!

Is it possible that the compact camera megapixel wars have finally reached a fragile detente? In my far from comprehensive survey of what's out there, it seems that for some time now the compact camera market has topped out around 12 megapixels. Sony pushed the envelope just a bit this year with the 13 megapixel W300, but beyond this the race to the top seems to have slowed considerably compared to this time two years ago.

Pentax has announced a new high-grade consumer zoom lens today, the Pentax DA 17-70mm f/4 [IF] SDM. Providing a new lens in the same class as Pentax's popular constant-aperture 16-45mm f/4, the 17-70mm adds a 4x zoom range as well as Pentax's quick and quiet Supersonic Motor Drive (SDM) lens-based focusing motor.

After a long and fruitful run, Microsoft and Abacus have finally thrown in the towel on the Spot Watch program. Currently there are no more models available for purchase or even warranty replacement, and now all effort will be going towards the MSN direct capable GPS receivers, as well as the MSN direct software for Windows Mobile devices.

The Garmin 780 is one of the first MSN Direct v2 devices to hit my hands since the new Garmin lineup was released at CES, and today I will give you a rundown of the features this new system provides.

Today Garmin released four additional MSN-Direct capable GPS receivers, those being the 205 and 255 3.5" models and 205w and 255w 4.3" widescreen models.