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The Classmate 2GoPC from CTL Corporation is an ultra-portable laptop computer designed to be used by students in elementary and secondary school. We put the 2GoPC’s ruggedness to the test in this TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery.

This is TechRepublic’s photo gallery of the BlackBerry Pearl, BlackBerry Curve, and BlackBerry World Edition.

I was lucky enough to be able to attend the T-Mobile/Google launch event for the T-Mobile G1 and took a few photos of the hardware and various screens on the device.

The fourth generation iPod Nano from Apple is taller and thinner than the previous generation and more difficult to crack open, but that didn’t stop us from trying — even if it meant sacrificing the device’s ability to operate.

In this TechRepublic teardown gallery, Wally Bahny cracks open the Wolf King Warrior Game Controller, the Ultimate FPS Gaming Pad.

Jason Perlow attends the PEPCOM Holiday Spectacular event in NYC.

Microsoft’s decision to make the latest Media Center update a limited release has angered some Media Center enthusiasts. So what’s the fuss about, and why should a true TV geek care about these esoteric changes. In this gallery, I provide the details to show you what’s in the TV Pack.

Audio visual technology stalwart TDK showed off its history with its TDK Life on Record trailer, which rolled in to London’s Covent Garden last week.

ZDNet got a demonstration of Panasonic’s new DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55 Blu-ray players, which debuted at CEDIA 2008, as well as the company’s SA-BX500 receiver. Here’s a photo play-by-play of the presentation. Go back to the original article: The Toybox: Panasonic Blu-ray Home Theater Preview

We all know that IT professionals have lives outside their jobs. Okay, well, most IT pros do anyway. In fact, quite a few TR members have pets at home, and this is the purrrfect place to show them off. If you have a pet picture that you’d like added to this gallery, please send it as an attachment to trol@techrepublic.com.

The Area 51 ALX systems from Alienware are their cream of the crop, flagship, desktop computers. Our review unit came with three nVidia GeForce 280 GTX video cards, each carrying 1GB of dedicated GPU RAM. We had to crack open the case to see what a case full of video cards actually looks like.

OK, so what kind of PC can you build yourself for a budget of $2,000 (plus change)? Well, as it turns out, you can get yourself one heck of a system.

Today AMD has announced the ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series of mainstream graphics cards priced at well under $100. These are described as being able to deliver exceptional gaming and HD multimedia performance while consuming less power than a standard light bulb.

When you update to iTunes 8 on Windows, you may get more than you bargained for, including a Blue Screen of Death. Why? Because it’s actually installing five separate programs, plus three system services and a new device driver. All without disclosure or consent. One of those files, it turns out, is a device driver that has been known to cause system crashes.

Here are the updated iPods as announced at Apple’s “Let’s Rock” Sept 9.

Apple’s iPod has come a long way over the years, from an innovative MP3 player to a full-fledged portable media device. Here’s an overview of each model and milestone.

Apple’s Steve Jobs reveals that he isn’t dead before moving on to showcase new iPods and iTunes 8.

Last year, TechCrunch40 was an enormous showcase for startups to present their idea to venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and the press. This year, it’s even bigger.