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Execs show off new Sun Fires and its tower of blade power, the Sun Blade 8000, code-named Andromeda.

Hewlett-Packard plans to offer student discounts on new PCs.

CNET takes an inside look at Firefox 2 (Bon Echo) beta 1, with images of its new features.

The Hewlett-Packard office on Page Mill Road in Palo Alto, Calif., is a time capsule of a bygone tech era.

Microsoft’s Private Folder 1.0 lets users store files in an encrypted, password-protected folder. This gallery’s 30-plus images show the installation process, Private Folder in action, and what happens with you uninstall the application.

You can download Private Folder 1.0 from Microsoft’s Web site.

Read my blog for an explanation of why I believe Private Folder 1.0 could mean headaches for both IT pros and end-users.

Submitted by Bill Detwiler

An open-source design in a world of proprietary fonts, DejaVu is catching on for some flavors of Linux.

The Big Green Bus from Dartmouth College runs on vegetable oil from deep fat fryers.

review A new breed of portable speakers sound a lot better than the tinny models you might remember from the Walkman days.

Sun’s x86 overhaul continues with the launch of three significant new Opteron servers. Here’s a look at them.

Zero Assumption Recovery (ZAR) allows you to recover deleted data from within Windows NT/2000/XP/2003. ZAR can recover data from disks that are (or were) formatted FAT16, FAT32, or NTFS, ext2 partitions and digital cameras.

Like with a bad movie that achieves cult status because it’s just that bad, we love to hate something about these unlucky products and downloadable duds from the past three months.

Thousands gather in San Francisco’s Dolores Park to watch the final match on a 9-by-13-foot LED screen.

From a Dolce&Gabbana designer phone to mod-looking iPod cases and laptop sleeves, girls have plenty of stylish gadgets to choose from.

Individuals use dead computer hardware in creative and interesting ways.

Microsoft Windows 2003 R2 contains new technologies and enhancements designed to help IT administrators support and manage remote locations. Dubbed the Branch Office Infrastructure Solution, these features include the Windows Distributed File System (DFS), new Print Management console, and a host of other remote administration tools. This gallery gives you a detailed look at the new Branch Office Infrastructure Solution offers.

The new Print Management console allows administrators to centrally manage printers and print servers regardless of where they are located within the organization.

Submitted by Brien Posey

BMC bikes ridden by Phonak in the Tour de France have nanomaterial in their frames.

CNET News.com’s Daniel Terdiman lugged a slew of gadgets with him on his recent road trip. Which ones would he leave at home next time?

Scences from the Technologia’s most recent encounters with dragons, naga, and the scourge.