The Japanese tech giant shows off "Rolly,"an egg that responds to music by dancing to it. Also onstage: OLED TVs that measure only 11 inches in diameter.

  One of Pioneer's in-car navigation systems features 3D imaging. It's mesmerizing, which might be it's biggest drawback.

  They're small and they plug in easily, but these doodads pack a heck of a lot of storage that could come in handy for your video needs.

  Watching TV on your PC is quite common in Japan. A huge number of desktops and notebooks come with TV tuners--and people actually use them.

  Media conglomerate's head says antipiracy efforts "will usher in an unprecedented period of creative output across the globe."

  From a company that's often been in the forefront of phone design comes a touch screen for three fingers or more.

  Although Nintendo successfully attracted a broad demographic with its gaming console, there's no word yet that Microsoft will head in that direction.

  Blu-ray manufacturers are going to start cutting prices and go out on a promotional binge this holiday season.

  Adobe Integrated Runtime, which makes Web-native applications operate like desktop programs, is still in beta, but many developers are already building apps on it.

  Company has owned domain since 1998 but hasn't done anything with it. TechCrunch reports that it may be turned into 'World of Warcraft'fan forum.

  The Asus Eee PC is reportedly coming closer to being released, but the price is moving further away from the original $199 target.

  The space race started with a little thing called Sputnik. Since then, the heavens have only gotten more crowded. In this multipart series, we take a look at the state of space exploration 50 years on.

  Technologies developed for planes and rockets have led to some of the most important commercial innovations to come out of California's heartland of the tech industry.

  Nokia announces plans to spend $8.1 billion on Navteq. Why would it shell out so much for an outfit that's not well known?