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Can a relic from the flower power era set down new roots in the digital age?

With Remote Desktop, you can connect to your Windows XP machine from anywhere on your Local Area Network (LAN). You can even set it up so that you can connect to the machine over the Internet from anywhere in the world.

Prior to Windows XP, if you wanted this kind functionality, you had to do some special configuring using Windows Terminal Services.

In photo gallery, Stephen Warren walks you through configuring the Remote Desktop Web Connection and using Internet Explorer as a remote client to connect to your XP machine.

Combine the right voltage and software program with a flat piece of fabric and you get dynamic physical rendering.

HP introduced several new products that will support the HD DVD standard.

HP employed a commercial service to track a reporter’s e-mails. Here are screenshots.

The difference between Interop and other IT conferences is that Interop not only talks about the latest technology but puts it to use for attendees to get their hands on in the InteropNet. Take a look at the InteropNet and learn about the products that attendees were buzzing about at this year’s fall Interop event in New York.

Is Microsoft’s $249 Zune digital media player an iPod killer? The Zune hits stores on November 14, 2006 and will come preloaded with songs, music videos, and film shorts.

Congressional panel hears about the pretexting scandal from former chairman, one of few who didn’t plead the Fifth.

More than 65 cars from around the world will be unveiled for the first to the public at the Paris Auto Show.

Vaio C notebooks will come in “espresso black,” “urban gray,” “seashell white,” “blush pink” and “spring green.”

Sling Media added three new devices to its placeshifting gadget repertoire Wednesday: the Slingbox Pro, Slingbox AV and Slingbox Tuner.

500-year-old painting inspired a 3D scanning system used in outer space and “Lord of the Rings” animation studios.

Intel exec Pat Gelsinger shows off the upcoming Xeon processor at the trade show in San Francisco.

Gadgetry from Matsushita could bring new strength to patients suffering from partial paralysis.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a laptop that you can roll up as easily as a paper.

The MIT Media Lab is long on research talent but short on floor space. Expansion plans are well underway.

These tips can improve the performance of Outlook 2007 Beta. Joshua Hoskins shows you how using a PST file, removing unecessary add-ins, and disabling Windows XP Fax services can increase Outlook 2007 Beta peformance.

Read Joshua’s article for more troubleshooting tips.

These favorite portable navigation systems can hitch a ride with CNET editors anytime.