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Laptop Lift 90 optimizes workspace The Laptop Lift 90 is a combination riser and space-saver while also improving laptop function and the overall look of your workspace. This laptop organizer, introduced by newPCgadgets, a company with a mission to design unique computer products and accessories for Apple and PC computers, has claims of offering the only laptop accessory in the market with these uniques features. When using the Laptop 90 as a riser, it raises the laptop about one inch for increased ventilation, while holding it upright when used as a stand for storage and to maximize desk space. Vibrant colors of Laptop Lift 90 improves look of desk According to their president Michael Schriner, "With our new Laptop Lift 90° we have created a new way to organize the desktop, improve laptop function and save space. We have also enhanced the look of the workspace by offering vibrant colors that really stand out." Laptop Lift 90 designed for popular computers The Laptop...

The winners of the first annual TechRadar Best of CES Awards 2013 were announced today. TechRadar editors touched, played, used and reviewed the hottest and newest items the Consumer Electronics Show has to offer and named their top choices direct from the show floor at the convention center in Las Vegas. Winners of the TechRadar Best of CES Awards 2013 include: Best in Show: Sony Bravia 4K 65-inch Television Peoples' Choice Award: Steam Console Concept – Valve Best Cell Phone: Sony Xperia Z Best Tablet: Razer Edge Best Laptop: Lenovo ThinkPad Helix Best GPS Device: Bad Elf GPS Pro Best Digital Camera: Fuji X20 Best Audio Accessory: MUNITIO PRO40 High Performance Headphones Best All-in-One Computer: Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC Most Unique Product: Panasonic 20-inch 4K Windows 8 Tablet Best Car Tech: Lexus Self-Driving Car Best Home Theater Product: Sony Bravia 4K Television 65-inch TechRadar, owned by Future U.S. media group, is the United Kingdom...

Windows 8 will be available for sale on Oct. 26 and can be pre-ordered now. So it’s time to start thinking about your game plan for upgrading your existing computers or pondering what kind of device you’ll want in a new purchase. But there is some confusion about which version of Windows 8 will work for you and the price you’ll pay, along with a long list of choices for new Windows 8 hardware coming down the pikes. Windows 8 will be available in several versions — one for tablet devices running ARM processors, which will be called Windows RT, and another for desktop PCs that’ll be known as Windows 8 Pro. A consumer version is also in the works and will just be called Windows 8. As for the price, it’ll depend on whether you per-order the Windows 8 Pro DVD package now and pay $69.99, or wait until the release date on Oct. 26 and pay $39.99 using the Windows 8 upgrade Assistant online. If you have purchased a new PC after June 2, the upgrade price from say Windows 7 will be arou...