Lanner Electronics has announced the FW-7876, an Intel 945GM based network security appliance supporting Core 2 Duo processors. The FW-7876 allows security providers to deliver increased network system performance while simultaneously reducing heat and noise, claims the company.

Avermedia Technologies announced on April 10 the release of its AVerTV Hybrid Ultra USB High Definition and Analog USB TV Tuner for both notebooks and desktops with a hybrid worldwide analog and ATSC tuner.

OCZ Technology has introduced a new line of Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) flash memory cards. The new cards comply with the SDA 2.00 specification which defines that the cards should use FAT32 instead of FAT12/16, allowing them to support capacities above the 2GB limit of original SD cards. The OCZ range will initially be available in 4GB and 8GB configurations.

SiS and PCChips jointly announced that the PCChips P33G motherboard is based on SiS' SiS671FX chipset and has been certified Windows Vista compatible and currently is being mass-produced.

Toshiba recently announced its Satellite A135-S4527, a sub-US$800, 15.4-inch diagonal widescreen notebook computer.

Intel has introduced the Core 2 Extreme processor QX6800, the company's twelfth quad-core processor offering.

Coolermaster's X Craft 360 provides a storage solution for 3.5-inch hard disk drives (HDDs) with hot swap capability for frequent data transfers.

Plextor recently announced the immediate availability of the TurboPlex PX-800A DVD Super Multi Drive. Fully compatible with the new Windows Vista operating system, the new DVD±R/RW CD-R/RW drive features 12X DVD-RAM and a software bundle that includes Roxio Easy Media Creator 9, according to the company.

OCZ Technology Group recently announced a high-speed version of the new OCZ Reaper HPC memory line, a PC2-9200 rated kit, making it one of the world's fastest memory that takes advantages of a heatpipe design to effectively offload heat and increase performance and stability...

D-Link recently announced the immediate availability of its smaller form factor notebook ExpressCard adapters and desktop PCI Express adapters using the latest draft 802.11n wireless network technology.