Nikita Buyanov was commissioned to design a series of conceptual, female-oriented laptops for HP/Intel, and the Chameleon kind of rocked our world. But we still consider ourselves men. Featuring a series of three cameras, the Chameleon uses complimenting “adaptive microcell coverage”...

Netbooks are everywhere, and yours just doesn’t have the nerd cachet it used to. If this really bothers you, you may want to consider building your own netbook, like the OCZ Neutrino. On paper, the Neutrino is like virtually every other 10-incher on the market, with a 1.6GHz Atom, Intel integrated...

You know what I think the worst thing about having a robot army is? You have to press buttons. It’s much more satisfying to get every automaton to do your bidding by just thinking it. Apparently, the people at Japan’s Honda Research Institute had the same idea, because they’ve now...

Geek tees: can we ever have enough? I already own this, but I’m digging this exploded 2600 schematic shirt. Actually we probably can have enough, but one more never hurt. It’s $23 shipped. [Exploded 2600] Popularity: 3% [?]

I’ve been known to lug my laptop into the kitchen, risking the primary link to my job/friends/entertainment for the perfect Bolognese. The Demy looks like a solid alternative to this stupidity. It’s a touchscreen LCD the size of a 5×7 card, coated to be splashproof in your kitchen. Syncing...

Heads-up, netbook lovers — Sammy’s latest is totally official, though it’s becoming so after a bona fide review. At any rate, Samsung has just recently hosted up a product page for its 10.1-inch N110, which brags about its 9.5 hour battery life, 2.8 pound body and 93 percent full-size...

Lookie here — Gigabyte’s Booktop M1022, which we spotted looking peculiar at CeBIT earlier this month, has just splashed down in the FCC’s database. The 10.1-inch machine will apparently arrive with a LED-backlit panel, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, WiFi, a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1.3 megapixel...

When Palm included tethering on the Pre spec sheet, we were happy. Then they took it away, and we were sad. Now, by way of a purported beta tester, the functionality could be back again. Says Jim, the “Pre beta tester” and CEO of IT firm Logicomm: “It tethers, tho I’m going 2...