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How-to: Build A Multi-talented HTPC For (Roughly) $1,000
engadget.com 4 hours, 36 minutes agoMore Info This is an auspicious year for building an HTPC or indeed any type of sub-$1,000 rig. Intel's new Ivy Bridge processors are about to exert a nice downward pressure on last year's finest, despite the fact that Sandy Bridge still holds up well for many people's needs -- and much the same can be said of AMD's Llano APUs following the arrival of Trinity . In fact, thanks to the market's regular churn, the HTPC parts we look at after the break could easily fall below their $1,019 total bill before you
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Sony Gives VAIO S And VAIO Z Lines Ivy Bridge Upgrade, Outs Two New VAIO E Models
engadget.com 2 weeks, 2 days agoSony began introducing its new Ivy Bridge lineup last month with the VAIO E Series 14P , a multimedia laptop complete with gesture controls. Today, the company announced two larger models to round out that family, the VAIO E Series 15 and 17. Unlike the 14P, these notebooks don't come with Ivy Bridge power, but then their larger displays (15.5 inches and 17.3 inches, respectively) and an optional Blu-ray player on the larger model should be enough to tell you that these are entertainment-focused machines ra
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