Two new little Android tablets have joined the ever-growing tablet race, this time from Velocity Micro. Both the 8-inch Cruz T408 and the 10-inch Cruz T410 are nice enough, but what’ll really catch
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/ballmy.jpg">Microsoft loves them some Android. Google's mobile OS is turning into a major cash source as Microsoft convinces more Androi
<img src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/kobo-ereader-borders-books-music-and-movies.png" class="shot2">As competition in the e-books device market heats up, Borders is cutting the pr
With Dell, Alienware, and Gateway already party’n their cores out, Velocity Micro and CyberPower are joining the festivities too. Velocity Micro’s Edge, Raptor, ProMagix and Vector mode
Along with other news coming out of the Intel Developer Forum today, Velocity Micro unveiled its updated ProMagix W160 workstation with Intel’s upcoming quad-core processor (code-named “Kentsfield