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Expert-Zone reviews the versalite Sansa e140 MP3-Player from Sandisk.

OQO has announced the worldwide availability of its OQO model 01 ultra personal computer through eXpansys.

Apparently there is a Safe Mode for PocketPC too!

A closer look at the new Nokia 770, the platform supporting it and its ties to open source.

Sharp Corporation will release the "Zaurus SL-C3100" PDA with a hard drive on June 24th. It is Open Price, where the estimated retail price is around 80,000 yen.

My life is easier with a LifeDrive. Instead of carrying a backpack laden with a notebook and power supply, I just slip the LifeDrive and palmOne Universal Keyboard into my camera bag, and I'm ready for anything. I HotSync before I leave one computer, and first thing when I arrive at the other, and I've had no corrupted folders or files yet.

Apple Computer plans to announce Monday that it's scrapping its partnership with IBM and switching its computers to Intel's microprocessors, CNET News.com has learned. Update: It is now official.

Snom is shipping a Linux-based VoIP (voice-over-IP) business phone said to offer high-quality conferencing, thanks to on-phone bridging and a full-duplex speakerphone. Snom will demonstrate the Snom 320 at SuperComm in Chicago next week, along with its full line of Linux-based VoIP phones, equipment, and software.

Archos is offering an SDK for its Linux-based "pocket media assistant." The toolkit can be used to create non-commercial applications for the PMA400, and is available for a fee for commercial use. It includes proprietary multimedia libraries, an ARM-Linux kernel and cross-toolchain, sample applications, and documentation.

The Linux-based TomTom Go in-car navigation device has received an "Editor's Choice" award from PC Magazine. The PC Magazine editors praise the device's low cost, intuitive user interface, 3D map quality, sound quality, battery life, POI (points-of-interest) database, and more.