From The Register:

Sharp has developed a full HD LCD panel that mixes the hue of each pixel from a palette of five colours rather than the usual three. The result, the company claimed, is the ability to render faithfully the colour space of the unaided human eye.

From Bit-tech.net:

David Penfold's Overclocked Orange was inspired by the winner of Custom PC's Dream PC 2008 winner, the Scan Great White. The attention to detail in his water-cooled orange monster is impressive as is its specification and gorgeous powder coating.

From The Inquirer:

INTEL'S NETBURST might have become a retrospective embarrassment for the firm, but CPUs based on the best-forgotten architecture are apparently still hitting sky-high clock speeds.

Review by Reg Hardware:

With every tuppenny-ha'penny laptop and netbook coming with a built-in web cam, and laptops taking an ever larger chunk of the computer market, it’s probably fair to say business ain't want it used to be when it comes to flogging external webcams. So has Philips' new SPC1330NC Webcam Pro got what it takes to make it a worthwhile purchase for those whose PCs have a fitted camera?

Reviewed by Bit-tech.net:

The Domino ALC, from Canadian company CoolIT, is a low cost liquid cooling product designed to beat even the ThermalRight Ultra Extreme air cooler, while bringing a completely integrated liquid cooling product that won't need refilling to the market, at a fraction of the price of normal watercooling kits.

From The Inquirer:

AMD MAY HAVE anticipated its launch of the energy efficient Phenom II and Athlon II processors by a week or so, if some etailers and disties are to be believed.

From Reg Hardware:

A designer’s inked plans for a hi-tech park bench boasting solar panels, Wi-Fi and broadband.