The Nokia N900 internet tablet is packed with features like a flash-enabled Mozilla-based browser, a 5-MP camera and 32 GB of expandable memory.

The military has been using augmented reality for years. Marketers are now using it to create apps on the iPhone. Soon, contact lenses may be able to overlay information directly onto your eyeball. So just what is augmented reality?

The PSPgo boasts beautiful hardware and a slim, sleek new design, but its inability to connect to old PSP accessories and play old PSP games leaves us wondering if it's a smart investment.

Wired editors have a portable media device-off. What will be the deciding factor? Video camera or large 16x9 screen?

Dell's new kid-friendly netbook, the Latitude 2100, features a full-sized keyboard, a protective coating, a tattletale light that flickers when the user is surfing the internet, and is priced at reasonable $560.

HTC's second try on an Android handset ditches the keypad for a full touchscreen. But will it give you the same warm fuzzy feelings as the iPhone? Danny and Steven investigate.

We review the Vibram FiveFingers, a creepy looking 'footglove' designed to protect your feet, but keep your step completely natural.

Looking for a handy, reliable pocket knife? We review 3 knives of varying quality; The Victorinox Sentinel One-Handed, the Gerber Remix, and the Benchmade 551 Griptilian.

Meet the Olympus E-620. Featuring a 12.3 megapixel, 17.3mm x 13mm image sensor, in-body image stabilization, a 14-42mm, f3.5-5.6 zoom lens included in the kit, and a swiveling LCD screen, this DSLR is priced at $700.

Clad in brilliantly distracting pink (but also available in 4 other colors), the Toshiba mini NB205 features a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N280 CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive and up to 6 hours of battery life.