Humphrey Cheung

Hong Kong - Palit has announced an updated Nvidia 9600 GT card with 1 GB of video memory.

(Waltham, MA) - A new robot may soon be taking a lot of weight off of our soldiers' backs.

Herat (Afghanistan) - The United States Army is dazzling Afghani drivers with laser light in a bid to prevent accidents with its convoys.

Gainesville (FL) - The infamous video of a University of Florida student being tasered is a nominee for the 2007 YouTube Video Awards.

Los Angeles (CA) - With all the expensive products we see and review, it's pretty refreshing to play with something that doesn't suck.

Cambridge (MA) - The servers of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard were hacked last month and the intruder appears to have placed the data on Torrent sites.

London (England) - Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web (sorry Al Gore fans), claims next generation web technology companies could surpass Google.

Miami (FL) - A University Of South Florida College Of Public Health study says red light cameras actually increase the number and severity of crashes.

Santa Clara (CA) - Computerworld is reporting that Intel will unveil new solid-state drives with capacities of up to 160 GB.

Washington DC - After a 27-year run, the Air Force is retired the F-117 Stealth Fighter.

San Jose (CA) - Beginning LAN party organizers often struggle with mind-numbing business details, but that's about to change with Palit's launch of what it calls the "ultimate LAN party resource".

Beverly Hills (CA) - Sure the RED-ONE camera isn't new, but this didn't stop hundreds of videographers from drooling at last week's HD Expo in Beverly Hills.

Redmond (WA) - Microsoft's servers are experiencing technical problems today and millions of Hotmail and Xbox Live servers were unable to log in as of 12 noon today.

NASA and Speedo have teamed up to develop the world's fastest swimsuit.

Retired Air Force pilot John Wojnaroski can't seem to get away from flying and he's been constructing the "ultimate" flight simulator with authentic screens, switches and even throttle controls.