Taiwan's Gigabyte Technology recently showed off their M912 subnotebook, which has some outstanding features not found on any other subnotebook currently.

The M912 features an Intel Atom Processor (1.6GHz), has up to 1GB ram, and has up to 250GB hard disk space.

Sony Ericsson launched three web-centric panels for its multimedia convergence phone, the Xperia X1. This includes panels from the popular social networking site Facebook, Microsoft Windows Live and Dashwire, a site which allows you to sync your phone content to the web and share it to a range of popular social networking sites.

The Facebook, Windows Live and Dashwire panels are available for free download via the device’s on-board downloader and from the Sony Ericsson website, where they join the initial panels from Sony Ericsson and Spb software. Panels can also be downloaded from the Sony Ericsson Fun & Downloads web site. Browse to www.sonyericsson.com/fun and select “panels”.

The need to visit an educational institution arises once again, all thanks to PC Magazine Singapore's “Know Your PC Workshop”. This time round, the educational workshop is located at the northern end of Singapore.

Where was it? It was held at the Republic Polytechnic W4A, 15 December 2008 from 10am to 1pm.

Here's something you don't see everyday. A fire "breathing" dog with it's... Rider?

Check out the "dog" in action.

According to Liliputing, ASUS has added a new version of its Eee Box to its lineup of low power, low profile desktops.

The ASUS Eee Box B203 is pretty much identical to the original B202 except it’s powered by an Intel C220 Celeron processor instead of an Intel Atom chip.

The rest of the specs look pretty standard. The net-top runs Windows XP Home and comes with an 80GB, 120G, or 160GB hard drive. You get 4 USB ports, a flash card reader, a DVI output, and Ethernet and WiFi connectivity in a 2.2 pound package.