Dell launches Zero-ink printer

Dell has announced that it is now selling its first Zero-ink photo printer – the Wasabi PZ310 – in the US. Its inkless design, or ZINK, works by using a special kind of paper, and means there’s no chance of an unsightly leak appearing in your trouser pocket. Read more

Universal bringing PictureBox to Virgin Media

Virgin and Universal are bestest buddies at the moment. The pair has only just announced the music subscription service and now Virgin has revealed that it’s going to bring Universal’s PictureBox on demand movie service to its cable customers. Read more

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 review

Panasonic’s snapper tries to combine the best of both worlds – the flexibility of manual exposure options in the small, compact body of a standard point-and-shoot. Can it pull it off? Read more

PS3 and Xbox 360 getting price cuts?

The Sony PS3 is to sell through its current stock of 80GB and 160GB units by this autumn, with both a price cut for the console and a revamp as the PS3 Slim arriving then, according to a normally accurate games industry “mole” based in the US. Read more

HTC Hero available for pre-order at Amazon

Got your eye on the delectable HTC Hero? Amazon UK now has the touchscreen smartphone available for pre-order. It’s unlocked and SIM free; ideal if you’re not tempted by Orange and T-Mobile’s contract offerings. Read more

Freeview HD coming to UK in December

The BBC has confirmed that Freeview HD transmissions will begin on 2 December. The roll out starts with one transmitter, covering two cities, but will then move on rapidly to other areas, with the roll out due to complete by 2012. Read more

Ask the expert: Home Cinema Systems – Discreet solutions

Q. I want to get surround sound home cinema set-up without the clutter. What are the best and most discreet options available?

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How to secure your important PC files from prying eyes

It’s hard to avoid storing sensitive information on your computer, but keeping it secure isn’t nearly as tricky as you might think.

Follow these simple steps, and you’ll have a hacker-proof PC in no time, as well as guarding against thieves targeting your sensitive files.

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Sega Retro-Gen handheld unveiled

The Sega Retro-Gen has launched in the US. It, like the handheld or set-top Blaze Sega Mega Drive already available in the UK, is a licensed retro console, not made by Sega itself for gamers to play old Mega Drive and Genesis games on. But this time, the Sega Retro-Gen has a few tricks up its sleeve. Read more

Panasonic SC-BT100

The Panasonic SC-BT100 is tooled up and ready to take on the rest of the Blu-ray home cinema world. With 1,000W of power behind it, can it provide the sonic and audio performance that we’ve come to expect from such systems? Or will it fall down on its Hi-Def-toting rear? Let’s find out… Read more

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