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New York Auto Show 2008 Cars, cars, cars -- we've got pictures -- from Chevy, GMC, Jaguar, Rolls Royce, Saturn, Toyota, and more. View the Gallery Read the Story	Ultralight Notebooks: 24 Lighter Laptops Ultralight portable laptops from Dell, Toshiba, Panasonic, Fujitsu, and others take a load off your back, but can you rely on this crop of lightweights to get the job done? View the Gallery Read the Story	The 'R' Word And IT More than half of business technology professionals think we're already in a recession or headed into one, according to our survey. And almost a quarter are already being asked to cut their budgets. How does your company's recession-related strategy compare? View the Gallery Read the Story

Mac Buyer's Guide: Which Apple Should You Pick? We've tested the Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, the iMac, the Mac Mini, and the XServe. There's not a bad Apple among the bunch, and some are truly superb. We'll help you choose one that's right for you. View the Gallery Read the Story	Windows Vista SP1 Survival Guide Play it safe with these tips when installing Microsoft's Windows Vista Service Pack 1, with its much needed performance enhancements, security upgrades, and compatibility revisions. View the Gallery Read the Story	Is Blu-Ray For You? Now that Blu-ray has won the high-definition battle, find out whether it's worth adding to your PC, either for its entertainment or data storage value. View the Gallery Read the Story

India-based IT Services Study Are Indian IT service companies delivering results? This research looks at where they are exceeding expectations and where they need improvement. View the Gallery Read the Story	Photo Gallery: Google's Iowa Data Center Emerges The $600 million facility in Council Bluffs, Iowa, will serve as the search giant's Midwest nerve center. View the Gallery	12 USB Thumb Drives That Secure Your Data Encryption, fingerprint authentication, and self-destruct mechanisms offer the convenience of USB flash drives without the security risks posed by the possibility that they -- and your enterprise's data -- may be lost or stolen. View the Gallery Read the Story

Touring A Hospital Prototype In Second Life The developers of a real-life state-of-the-art hospital under construction in San Diego built a simulation in Second Life, to show prospective patients what a stay there would be like. View the Gallery	5 Desktop Search Apps That Make Finding Files Simple Having trouble finding the right information in the sea of documents, e-mails, and other data on your computer? Check out these desktop search products from Copernic, Google, ISYS, Microsoft, and X1. View the Gallery Read the Story	A Buyer's Guide To Digital Cameras Find the right DSLR, point-and-shoot, or ultra-compact digital camera for your needs from Nikon, Olympus, Sony, and Canon. View the Gallery Read the Story

In India's Villages, A Morsel Of Broadband The Indian conglomerate ITC, a big crop buyer, has satellite-linked computers in 6,500 villages in a project called e-choupal. Farmers mostly access market prices and weather information-- but they'd like much more. View the Gallery Read the Story	Review: TaxCut Vs. TurboTax Review: TaxCut and TurboTax crunched out the exact same tax refunds when supplied with identical information. Which one to choose depends largely on the way each one handles interactive help. View the Gallery Read the Story	Demand for Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 Our survey of 1,082 IT pros reveals favorite features and top concerns. View the Gallery Read the Story

Laptops For Less: 25 Notebooks Under $600 These notebook computers that won't break the bank, or your back. View the Gallery Read the Story	Greener Gadgets Conference Nearly 400 people attended the first Greener Gadgets Conference, presented by Inhabitat and Mark Alt + Partners, in New York City. View the Gallery Read the Story	How To Downgrade From Vista To Windows XP Having a little buyer's remorse about buying Microsoft's latest operating system? You can return to the safety of Windows XP in a few simple steps. Here's how. View the Gallery Read the Story

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