The first version of the device hasn’t even launched yet, but CEO Jen-Hsun Huang tells CNET that going forward, all new versions of Nvidia’s Tegra mobile chip will debut in subsequent models of the gaming device. Originally posted at View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

In this weeks Mailbag, is Brian Tong an objective Prizefight judge? We also reveal cool new CNET TV features, and determine that laptops are dudes.

This week on Mailbag, we open some of your snailmail, refuse to open others, and have a great time with Auto-Incorrect.

More gadgets on fire this week, including, possibly, Fujitsu laptops and a surprisingly flammable little kitty-cat.

This week, Sony and Apple fanboys go on the attack, and Molly goes on the attack right back.

Microsoft’s Tim Sneath shows CNET’s Ina Fried how Internet Explorer 9′s hardware acceleration and HTML5 support can improve the browser’s gaming abilities.

Buzz Report gets a whole new look. Here’s the thing about Facetime on iPhone 4: if it makes Jonathan Ive look funny, the rest of us are doomed. Also: World Cup fever!

At a press event in Cupertino, Calif., the newly appointed Apple CEO takes the stage. Tim Cook says, “I consider it a privilege of a lifetime to have worked here for almost 14 years, and I am very excited about this new role

Find out if you should go Krazy for the Motorola Krzr, Gaga over the Gigabeat V, or Mad for the Mazda MX5.

Veronica Belmont wears a T-shirt with an equalizer to see what kind of ‘music’ in the office environment will light it up.