Looking to enhance your audio experience on the computer? The Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II might be one you may want to look at. Each speaker features two woofer drivers with woven glass fibre cones and a high-tech tweeter for clarity.

The news just came in that you have to wait a little longer before being able to be brought into the magic of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince's video game as EA has decided to release it alongside the movie which is based on the 6^th book of the hugely popular Harry Potter series. So in the mean time, you can watch/read the books and movies all over again as we wait OR drool at the upcoming Red Alert 3 also from EA here. For more information, you can check out EA's website here.

If you are the kind who travels a lot with your notebook and is always wasting time at the checkout point as they get you to remove your notebook manually, Targus is one brand you should take a look as they are set to unveil their X-Ray friendly notebook bags by October. It will certainly make the security check a lot more convenient but it will be only available in the US for now. For more information, head over to Targus's website here.

If you feel that you need your webpages to load up even faster, why not try out the new Google Chrome? Small and fast seemed to be the way Google Chrome positions itself as it does not take up a lot of hard disk space and loads webpages very quickly. The downside to this otherwise wonderful browser would be the fact that tabbed sites are an entirely separate process. That means that if you like multi-tabbed surfing, chances are you will be lagging a lot if you do not have enough RAM. If you wish to give the Chrome a try, do head on to Google's site here.

Recently ViewSonic unveiled its' first 120Hz desktop LCD screen during the NVIDIA NVISION 08 event. The 22inch prototype produces a whooping resolution of 1680x1050 pixels, 300 nits of high brightness and 1000:1 contrast ratio, as well as wide viewing angles for getting the most out of fast action games and multimedia files. Slated to be released globally by the end of the year, I am keeping my fingers crossed when the price is out. In the mean time, you can head over to ViewSonic's website here for more details.