Bill Detwiler

Organizers of Computex Taipei 2006 expect that more than 130,000 people will stroll by its nearly 1,300 exhibits over five days.

New electronic voting systems use touch screens and other tech tricks to mark and record ballots.

Companies are creating monitors and other components that provide a simulated three-dimensional viewing experience.

The 1980s was a decade when cool cops patrolled the streets of Miami and Reaganomics drove US fiscal policy. It was also the decade when PCs went mainstream. This gallery showcases several 1980-1983 machines from Steven Stengel’s vintage computer collection.

Steven has graciously allowed us to republish his photos and descriptions. You can find a much more detailed description of each machine and additional photos of Steven’s collection on his Web site Oldcomputers.net.

The 1980s was a decade when cool cops patrolled the streets of Miami and Reaganomics drove US fiscal policy. It was also the decade when PCs went mainstream. This gallery showcases several 1980-1983 machines from Steven Stengel’s vintage computer collection. Steven has graciously allowed us to republish his photos and descriptions. You can find a much more detailed description of each machine and additional photos of Steven’s collection on his Web site oldcomputers.net.

3D monitors, two-picture TVs and flexible screens are on view at a conference focused on futuristic displays.

Dell’s got new rack and tower servers that feature Intel’s new dual-core processors and a screen to indicate when something’s awry.

More than 500 software and equipment makers have converged on Chicago for the Telecommunications Association’s GlobalComm trade show.

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Producers of movies, games, other content license comics-creation software that lets fans create brand-oriented comics.

Like the original version, the new U2 Special Edition iPod comes with the signatures of the band engraved on the back.

Google tries to edge into a Microsoft-dominated market with its new “Google Spreadsheets.”