It’s time to take a glimpse into the future — the future of what will someday be swimming in your bloodstream. Video highlights from the 2010 NIST Mobile Microrobotics Challenge have started trickling out, and we’re mighty impressed. Through various events, like the 2mm dash, universities and institutions competed to determine whose would reign supreme. Read more…

Hope you’re not burned out on introductions yet, ’cause they’re far from over. During the outfit’s press conference, a new multimedia monster was unveiled in the ROG G53. ASUS didn’t bother sharing too many specifications, but that didn’t stop us from hunting down a placard with the deets we were craving. Read more…

Alright, stick with us here. For some reason, decided it best to name its freshest e-reader the , while its downright magical tablet goes by . Got all that? Good. Read more…

At long last, the have arrived, but unfortunately they’re just not working the way we’ve been imagining for all these months. We got a few minutes to toy around with the 10-inch EP101TC and 12-inch EP121, but both were barely working. And “barely” is being gracious. Read more…

Fujifilm’s didn’t exactly get the , but even today it remains one of the few point-and-shoots that can natively take 3D photographs. Here at NVIDIA’s press conference, the company slid in this little nugget: Sony’s new Alpha series of are now compatible with NVIDIA’s 3D image processing software (). You won’t get your Alpha growing or anything (at least not ), but any image you shoot with it can be post-processed as 3D thanks to the new partnership. Read more…

Smart move by OnLive today. The streaming game service is offering to waive the for a full year (originally it was 3 months) for anyone who enthusiastically pre-registered early — many of you we suspect. It’s even tossing in a coupon for a free game when you register for the offer. Read more…

Well, it’s not quite June 1, but the GeForce GTX 465 reviews have come flooding out all the same. The official specs are exactly as a indicated: 352 CUDA cores running at 1,215MHz, a 607MHz graphics clock, and 1GB of GDDR5 memory operating at a 3.2GHz effective rate and exploiting a 256 bit-wide interface. Read more…

We saw a lot of new technology demoed at keynote this afternoon, but the most impressive thing may have just been running on a 10-inch Moorestown Quanta Redvale tablet. While the demo on stage was very brief, we caught up with some of the product managers right after the presser and convinced them to give us a peek at what is coming in 2011. To say we’re impressed with the “pre-alpha” version of the software is a huge understatement. Read more…

You don’t need to sit down, we’re not about to hit you with any shocking news, but a recent BookExpo America convention has given publishers the chance to air out their laundry list of . Seriously, do these guys ever have anything positive to say? Now they’ve managed to pinpoint a flaw in the and s resounding success, identifying the two ebook reading platforms as closed, and expressing a yearning for a universal and open format that all books can be published and consumed on. Of course, they wouldn’t be publishers if they didn’t also lust after robust DRM measures, which might explain why they’re not roundly supporting the readily available EPUB format. Read more…