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Lenovo ThinkPad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive
Lenovo's ThinkPad secure hard drive ($190 for 500 GB) is wrapped in the same velvety black skin found on the company's ThinkPad notebooks, and it has the same excellent key-feel, too, so we never...
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Back Up Your Computer — And Your Facebook Photos, While You’re at It
Seagate's new Backup Plus line of USB hard drives come pre-loaded with software that, in addition to automatically backing up your PC, also sucks down all the photos you've stored on Facebook and Flickr.
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Tiny Print Server Lets You Print From an iPad
As iPads and iPhones continue to weave themselves further into our lives -- and as we become less reliant on laptops and PCs -- the ability to print from an iOS device has become an essential feature...
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An Arthropod for Your iDevices
The Spiderpodium is well-named, because it's precisely what you'd get if you somehow managed to convince a spider and a podium to mate.
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I’ve Got the Power
This mobile charger can replenish up to three devices at once from its massive 6,000mAh battery. Plus, it talks to you.
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Cheerio, Vizio
Vizio is well known as a producer of affordable televisions with acceptable quality. The question now is, can the company do the same thing with computers?
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Lenovo’s Giant Touchscreen PC Is Primed for Work and Play
With Windows 8 around the corner, touch-enabled PCs will soon abound. Lenovo's IdeaCentre A720 is one of these forward-looking devices -- the dominant feature here is its giant 27-inch touchscreen.
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Basics & Buying Advice: Portable Storage
USB storage is the cheapest and the most widely available option. If you plan on taking your drive on the road with you, you'll need to find one that doesn't require its own power supply. If you want...
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Cool Storage
Hitachi's Touro Mobile Pro USB 3.0 hard drive is fast, feature-packed and, although relatively unassuming, nicely priced.
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Wired’s Top 3 Portable Storage Drives
Auto-backups, sharing files, simple peace of mind. You should never be without a reliable portable drive for storing your data.
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A Terabyte of Headroom for Your Tablet
Seagate has updated its excellent wireless hard drive, giving your tablet or phone access to a vast media library wherever you are, with or without a Wi-Fi connection.
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Only a Wafer Thin
For the past few years, Apple has kept the iMac on the sidelines, instead choosing to focus the spotlight on its lighter, more portable offerings. Not anymore.
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The Desktop Goes Mobile
Seen enough hybrid laptops with sliding or detachable keyboards? This contraption is totally unique: a desktop/tablet hybrid.
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Desk Job
Desktops aren't dead. They're evolving -- primarily into all-in-ones with huge touchscreens and even bigger price tags.
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Touch Me Three Times
With the ability to process three parameters at once, this iPad-sized MIDI controller adds an extra dimension to your electronic music production rig.
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This Mouse Points and Shoots
It looks just like a conventional, inexpensive wired mouse, but it has a 400-dpi scanner in its belly.
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Solid Performance in the No Spin Zone: We Put 4 External SSDs to the Test
If you're ready for some massive speed improvements to your external storage rig, check out one of these lightweight SSD drives.
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Zooma Zooma Binocula
This adapter connects an iPhone to spotting scopes or binoculars, turning your smartphone camera into a mega-zoom.
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Power Play
If you're going to slap a case on something as slim and refined as your iPhone 5, at least make sure you're getting a good tradeoff for what you're losing in portability and visual elegance.
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You’re Spending Too Much on Your Gaming PC
The conventional wisdom is that a cheap gaming PC will produce a jerky, low-resolution image that ruins the immersive effect of modern games. Turns out that's not so much the case.
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