Bamboo PC is eco-friendly and looks nice, too Asustek gives a nod to eco-minded consumers with prototype laptop encased in fast-growing bamboo. Back in 1976, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built the Apple I, an early personal computer that consisted of a circuit board in a simple wooden box. Apple and other computer makers went...

Amazon buys J.K. Rowling tales for $4 million Handwritten, illustrated book is one of seven in existence; proceeds from sale go to childrens charity co-founded by author. Amazon.com, the Web retailer known for selling books, said it had paid about $4 million to buy a handwritten, illustrated book of wizardry by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling....

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures Updated Hands-On - More Early Game, More Midgame, and Player-Versus-Player What is best in life? We find out in an updated hands-on session with this violent and action-packed online game.

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures Updated Hands-On - More Early Game, More Midgame, and Player-Versus-Player [PC] What is best in life? We find out in an updated hands-on session with this violent and action-packed online game.

Tom Clancys EndWar Hands-On [Xbox 360] Our first hands-on with Ubisoft Shanghais upcoming strategy game was surprisingly hands-free, but we still delivered massive destruction to our enemies.

Weekend Football League Preview Its second verses third in the Championship on Saturday lunchtime and West Brom are fancied to see off the Addicks on home soil.The Baggies have been superb at home this season, winning six of their opening 10 games and it was only in their last match at the Hawthorns that they tasted defeat for the first time.

England 4/1 For Galle Test England are 4/1 chances with Sky Bet to win the third and final Test against Sri Lanka in Galle to square the series. The tourists comfortably secured the draw required to keep the Investec Series alive with a fifth-day rearguard in the second Test in Colombo.

Not long to wait The new owner of the much-contested second Force India race seat will be confimed by the end of this month, Vijay Mallya told the official Formula 1 website. Insisting that the team is not interested in any pay drivers, the Indian billionaire describes the impending decision as difficult. The recent winter tests have seen some very high profile names testing for the team.