I have been spoiled. For over a year I have been using a perfectly respectable, affordable 19-in. HD widescreen monitor on my desk (an Acer, if you must know). After using Sceptre’s 27-inch HD LCD monitor for less than a week, I feel like I’m going way back to a Mac SE screen when I plug in my old 19-inch monitor.

One of the surprising, low-key items on display at E3 2010 was GAMES’ Portable Console Gaming and Entertainment System.

That long name is really a console hard case that is form-fitted to securely carry a game console. The two prototypes on display at the GAEMS (Gaming and Entertainment Mobile Systems) booth were both form-fitted for the Xbox 360 (not the new slim one, of course), hard plastic outer shells and heavy metal latches.

What makes this case particularly cool is the built-in HD monitor…

Sharp announced it is making mobile 3D displays that don’t require special glasses to use. Instead of requiring consumers to buy glasses that show different images to each eye, Sharp’s screens contain technology that already send opposing images to the left and right eye.

Kelloggs recently launched a Guitar Hero promotion that either offers an in-box premium or a mail-in clothing offer.

Oh yeah, now you can nibble on a box of Pop Tarts while jamming on a mini LCD Guitar Hero game and wearing both your Guitar Hero logo hat and Guitar Hero T-shirt. Cross promotion at its finest.

As usual, you have to look for specially marked packages that give the l’il visual clue which offer your breakfast treat will allow you to cash in on. The promotion…

With the recent trio of Sony product mods making web waves (PS3 laptop, PSP with touchscreen and PSP Phone), the thought of a Wii laptop is pretty exciting.

I would love to play the Wii on the road like Visteon’s GBA dockable entertainment system. Although it might not be a complete “dockable entertainment system,” a portable screen attachment sure makes it look like one.

Currently available through ThinkGeek for $110, the Wii Portable 16:9 LCD Screen allows you to…

The Wii has revolutionized the world of home consoles with its highly interactive motion-sensing controllers. Now, a Wii-inspired system might change the face of the advertising industry. This new game system called WaveScape was unveiled at the recently concluded Consumer Electronic Show. The technology is supposed to make advertising displays more immersive by offering interactive more »