• The 10 Best Movies to Show Off Your Home Theater

  
  These great movie scenes pinpoint exactly why your new HDTV, sound system, or Blu-ray player is worth the money.

• Kindle DX: First Impressions of the Large Doc Reader

  
  Amazon unveils the latest version of its reader today; textbooks and newspapers are targets of the large-format Kindle due for release this summer.
• Downloads to Dress Up Your PC
• BlackBerry Storm 2 Expected in September
• Star Trek Tech We Use Today (Almost)
• Can You Make Do With a Cheap Unlimited Wireless Plan?
• Beyond Flowers: The Best Tech Gadgets for Mother's Day
• Mouse, R.I.P? A Gallery of Mouse Alternatives
• Dirty Dozen: The Ugliest and Lamest Cell Phones
• A Brief History of Geeks

Latest News, Reviews, and Tips

• Kindle DX: First Impressions of the Large Doc Reader Textbooks and newspapers are targets of the large-format Kindle due for release this summer.
• Windows 7's "XP Mode" Won't Run on Some CPUs Backward-compatibility was intended to help users of custom applications, but it's problematic for many Intel processors.
• First Official Images of Kindle DX Here is a look at Amazon's new Kindle DX.
• Amazon Launches Larger-screen Kindle DX E-reader As expected, Amazon.com Wednesday released a new version of its Kindle with a bigger screen.
• New Moonlight Release Available for Testing A new version of the open-source technology called Moonlight that puts Silverlight on Linux is now available for developers to test.
• Craigslist Faces New Complains over Sexy Ads South Carolina is accusing Craigslist of helping solicit prostitution.
• Open Text Acquiring Vignette Open Text plans to acquire rival content management tools provider Vignette for about US$310 million in cash and stock.
• Micro Focus Buys Borland Software for $75 Million Micro Focus plans to beef up its range of software quality assurance tools with the acquisitions of Borland Software and a business unit of Compuware.
• Craigslist's Erotic Ads Make The Internet an Even Vaster Wasteland OPINION: Craigslist should be held accountable for the ads it carries, not given a free pass to facilitate unsavory activities.
• Android UI Changes Look With Femtocell App Intrinsyc Software and Ubiquisys have announced UX-Zone, an application that adjusts the appearance of an Android phone when a femtocell is within reach.

Latest Product Reviews From Our Test Center

The PC World Test Center puts products through rigorous testing to determine the ones that are your best options

• 

  
  TravelMate 6293-6889 Acer's TravelMate 6293 thrills corporate bean counters with a long battery life.
  • Full Review •
  • Specs •
  • Prices •
  • User Reviews
  See Top 10 All-Purpose Laptops
• 

  
  PN50A760 50" Plasma TV The Samsung PN50A760 offers top-notch image quality, plus the best extras and great sound.
  • Full Review •
  • Specs •
  • Prices •
  • User Reviews
  See Top 5 50-, 52- and 55-Inch HDTVs
• 

  
  Asus Eee PC 1000HE Asus delivers a more refined take on its Eee PC -- and manages to do it for less than $400
  • Full Review •
  • Specs •
  • Prices •
  • User Reviews
  See Top 10 Netbooks

Popular Buying Guides

Buying Guides deliver continuously updated advice and test results from our editors to help you make critical purchasing decisions.

• Laptops
• Desktops
• Digital Cameras
• Printers
• HDTV
• Cellphones

Other Buying Guide Topics

• Digital Camcorders
• GPS Devices
• Graphics Boards
• Hard Drives
• Monitors
• MP3 Players
• Networking Products
• DVD Recorders
• Motherboards

Today in PCW Blogs

• Today @ PC World
  Kindle DX: First Impressions of the Large Doc Reader Textbooks and newspapers are targets of the large-format Kindle due for release this summer.
• Today @ PC World
  Windows 7's "XP Mode" Won't Run on Some CPUs Backward-compatibility was intended to help users of custom applications, but it's problematic for many Intel processors.
• Today @ PC World
  First Official Images of Kindle DX Here is a look at Amazon's new Kindle DX.
• Today @ PC World
  Craigslist Faces New Complains over Sexy Ads South Carolina is accusing Craigslist of helping solicit prostitution.

Latest From

• 
  People Try Twitter One Month, Then FlyDespite massive surges in popularity, Twitter's user retention rate is very poor.
• 
  Apple iPhone "Mediapad" Could Be a Kindle KillerNews that Apple could roll out a media-centric device on Verizon's network could spell doom for Amazon's e-book hardware.
• 
  Has Ubuntu Reached the End Of the Line?Ubuntu 9.04 is so polished and refined that it may finally have caught up with Mac OS X and Windows. Where do we go from here?

Playing in PCW Video

• 
  Aliph's Jawbone Prime Bluetooth Headset is a Solid Upgrade The new Aliph Jawbone Prime Bluetooth headset does an especially fine job of background noise cancellation.
• 
  Get It While It's Hot: Windows 7 Release Candidate Publicly Available Microsoft announces the public availability of its Windows 7 release candidate.
• 
  World Tech Update: Celebs, Netbooks, and a Supercomputer on Jeopardy... Updated netbooks, paper speakers, supercomputers on TV, celebrity cell phone parties, and more...