Those still hoping to score an HP TouchPad will have another opportunity a bit later this afternoon. Yup, more HP TouchPads will be going up for sale. Except, in this case they are being sold as a bundle, which means they are a bit higher priced. That being said, the sale is happening with TigerDirect more »

July 1 is quickly approaching, and with it comes the release of the HP TouchPad. If you’re afraid the tablet will be hard to find, you can ensure that you have a TouchPad by pre-ordering your own. The pre-order is for the HP TouchPad with WiFI and either 16GB or 32GB of storage. The smaller more »

We mentioned that the Archos 43 and 28 as well as the Archos 101 and 70 tablets appeared for pre-order with Tiger Direct back on the 15th, and now it looks like those waiting for the Archos 43 now have another option for making the purchase placing a pre-order. The device has been listed with more »

We just mentioned the Archos 43 and 28 Internet Tablets, and we already knew the Archos 32 has been available. With that, there are two devices left — the Archos 101 with a 10.1 inch display and the Archos 70 with a 7 inch display. Both of these are running Android 2.1 (with a promised more »

A few months back Archos announced a whole slew of Android devices, they called them Internet Tablets, though truth be told some of them were more like portable media players. But naming aside, some of those devices have recently shown up for pre-order with Tiger Direct. As of now you can place an order for more »

It is beneficial to purchase electronics whenever good deals are available, therefore it is important to search the web for the best possible deal on that new laptop, or HDTV. But don’t worry, we did the search for you. Today, Gadgetell has a few deals ranging from laptops, video games, HDTVs, to an Electricity Usage more »

The 12th annual Build Your Own PC Race for Charity hosted by TigerDirect, CompUSA, AMD and Systemax is set to take place again from 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. on January 8, 2009 at the Wynn Hotel. In case you aren’t familiar with this charity event, basically 30 tech journalists/companies work amongst themselves to design a PC in the shortest amount of time. For first place, $10,000 gets donated to that companies’ chosen charity, second place gets $2,500 to their charity, and then third gets $1,000 for their charity.

To give some perspective on how fast these computers can be assembled, last year’s winner, Maximum PC’s Will Smith, made his PC in 10 minutes 30 seconds.