Bill Detwiler

Dell releases a nearly 20-pound notebook/desktop hybrid, a thin notebook and a high-end, red-faced desktop.

There are many places to go and many places to see in the MMORPG World of Warcraft. As the TechRepublic Technologia Guild grows and its members become stronger, more and more of these areas open up for exploration. This is a brief travel log of some of the places the Technologia Guild has visited. Most of the characters in the guild are at the 20 to 35 level, so there are many more places yet to visit. You can keep a look out for additional travel logs in the future by following this tag.

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In this travel log, several members of the Technologia Guild go on an exploratory adventure starting in the Undercity and ending up in the Arathi Highlands. For a small, young band of adventurers, that’s quite a feat.

First shown in January, Microsoft’s wireless keyboard and mouse for Macs feature an Apple-friendly key layout and a tilt-wheel for navigation.

By printing small parts, start-up EoPlex hopes to cut the cost of making them.

Map-based Web site offers tips on earth-friendly places to visit in the U.S. this summer.

Car promoting Microsoft’s officially launched security suite will compete in a Nascar contest.

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MeetingSpace, a new collaboration feature in Vista, lets laptops share information with nearby machines.

Homage is paid in true geek style to Leonardo da Vinci’s portrait of La Gioconda.

Nokia’s Vertu cell phones are not for the budget-minded, with prices from $4,900 to $88,300 for a diamond-encrusted model.

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A minicar from the Japanese automaker gives Apple’s Nano a new home in the dashboard.