In this week's Podcast, the team gets ready for CES. Also, Macworld is here, but where is Steve Jobs? Do you own a 30G Zune? Bad news, they forgot this year was a leap-year. AMD's new Phenom is here, but will it be a contender against the Intel's CPUs?

In this week's Podcast, the team gets ready for CES. Also, Macworld is here, but where is Steve Jobs? Do you own a 30G Zune? Bad news, they forgot this year was a leap-year. AMD's new Phenom is here, but will it be a contender against the Intel's CPUs?

As we ring in 2009, one ExtremeTech analyst looks forward to technology trends in the New Year.

I don't often allow my Monday column to be a pulpit for other commentators, but Ronn Torossian's end-of-the-year commentary should give us all a little food for thought for the coming year.

Do you have a computer mice epidemic? So many they infest your storage? ExtremeTech shows you how to jolt life back into your mice and eliminate your technological rodent problem.

Worlds.com has filed a suit against NCsoft, alleging that the company's massively-multiplayer online games (MMOGs) violate a Worlds.com patent.

We've got 'em. Here are the ExtremeTech staff's solemn vows regarding what we'd like to accomplish in the year to come.

The first beta of Windows 7 is out - illegally on BitTorrent. Cool, right? Nope.

LG Display said Tuesday that it has developed a 480-Hz LCD TV panel, which it will showcase at the Consumer Electronics Show (CE) in January. On the face of it, the technology should display video four times as smoothly as today's 120-Hz LCD TVs.

So many mice, so many choices. That's why we present to you the best general mice, gaming mice, ergonomic mice, and notebook mice.

All-touch interfaces like the iPhone's rip out one of your senses entirely. That just doesn't make any sense.

The majority of us being Computer and Electrical Engineers, we designed a Christmas Orchestra light show all ran by computers.

We present to you our favorite keyboards in several categories: typing, gaming (macro and hybrid), media center, and gamepads.

Did you get some spiffy new gear? That's great--now here's what you need to actually make it work.

According to analysts, hardcore gamers are either oblivious to the fact that the U.S. is in a recession, or else they simply make enough money (and have enough dedication) to ignore it.

Make 3D rendered movies with an interface hauntingly similar to simply playing video games.

Tritton is crushing my head--but it's almost worth it with this aurally exciting headset.

Intel has raised Apple in what has become a small little poker game for U.K. graphics house Imagination Technologies.

There's never a dull moment in the graphics industry. We take a look at all the changes from 2008 and look ahead to what you can expect in 2009.

In this week's Podcast, we tell you about the best speakers money can buy and--it's the AudioEngine A5 speakers. Also, we discuss 2008 Tech Winners and Losers, the high-anticipated Windows 7, the ongoing GPU war, and Nintendo's devastating console growth.

Razer brings the gloss with its shiny new keyboard, but how practical is it for gaming and typing?

Is Abit finally dead, or not? A report flying about says so. We present a bit of information for both cases, and hope to have a response back by Monday night.

Liberty Mutual is suing Nintendo for $236,304, alleging that a faulty Nintendo DS power adapter caused a Kentucky home fire in 2007.

Considering the nation's overwhelmingly bleak financial landscape of late, the fact that Dec. games sales rose 10 percent month over month is encouraging. Closer inspection of the figures reveals that not every publisher has reason to celebrate, however. 1UP's analysis now turns to Sony.