TOKYO - Sony Corp said on Tuesday it plans to launch a new Vaio laptop that will sell for around 60,000 yen ($629) in Japan in August, making an entry into the fast-growing netbook market.
TOKYO - Sony Corp said on Tuesday it plans to launch a new Vaio laptop that will sell for around 60,000 yen ($629) in Japan in August, making an entry into the fast-growing netbook market.
TOKYO — Panasonic Corp. said on Tuesday has developed a medical robot that dispenses drugs to patients, the Japanese electronics giant’s first step into robotics.
SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft on Monday warned of a flawed software in Internet Explorer that hackers can exploit to take over some computers.
SANTA MONICA, California — Think of the most popular brands in celebrity news, and you’ll probably come up with a small list that includes Entertainment Tonight, US Weekly and People.
NEW YORK — Lee Richman installs high-end home theater systems that can cost as much as $170,000. Lately, he’s noticed that some of his clients — or their interior designers — are perking up when they hear about ultra-slim TV sets, which come off the wall only about an inch (2.5 centimeters).
MINNEAPOLIS — A woman ordered to pay $1.92 million for illegally sharing copyright-protected music is asking a judge to reduce the damages she must pay or grant a new trial, while the recording industry is taking steps to make sure she doesn’t share music again.
LOS ANGELES — Breaking the news of Michael Jackson’s death boosted weekly traffic at TMZ.com, putting it ahead of all other celebrity news sites for the first time since it posted an exclusive police photo of a bruised Rihanna in February.
NEWTON, Massachusetts — The updates shot quickly onto the Tehran Bureau Web site as postelection chaos gripped Iran: angry street protests, random police beatings, a defiant warning from the ayatollah of more violence to come.
Facebook and MySpace said that members of the rival social-networking services will be able to get online video views of the memorial for Michael Jackson.
LOS ANGELES — Thousands of fans shouted, posted and tweeted with celebration as they learned they were receiving the hottest ticket in the nation to Tuesday’s Michael Jackson memorial at Staples Center.