Dell: Inspiron One 23" all-in-one desktop, $799 [PRODUCT WATCH]

Today's Top Picks   Dell unveils Inspiron One 23" all-in-one desktop; $799 Dell has added the Inspiron One to its line-up of all-in-one desktop PCs, and the company seems self-assured that the One boasts features that will "set it apart" from the competition. READ FULL STORY   Recommended Straight Talk about Agile, ALM, and Cloud Listen to Forrester analyst Dave West and Kevin Hancock, Director of Services at CollabNet, address the most current trends, challenges, and frequently asked questions on Agile development, application lifecycle management (ALM), and the cloud.   Nvidia's life after Fermi: Kepler in 2011, Maxwell in 2013 At this week's GPU Technology Conference, Nvidia took the unusual step of introducing its road map for future graphics cards on the heels of its tumultuous Fermi launch. READ FULL STORY   Toshiba, Best Buy team up to introduce Satellite L635 laptop for kids Toshiba and Best Buy have partnered to produce a new laptop that is just for kids: the Satellite L635. READ FULL STORY   T-Mobile G2 pre-order may start Friday, ship on 6 October T-Mobile's G2 HSPA+ Android device is getting close to launch date and current evidence shows that existing customers may be able to pre-order them Friday. READ FULL STORY   Panasonic unleashes 'most rugged' mobile PC of them all Panasonic has turned up the heat with the launch of the Toughbook U1, which is apparently the baddest and toughest of all the mobile PCs in the Toughbook collection to date. READ FULL STORY   Sony Ericsson delays Android 2.1 update for Xperia X10 Bad news for Xperia X10 series smartphone owners. Sony Ericsson has pushed back that eagerly-awaited Android 2.1 update. READ FULL STORY   Netflix inks deal with NBC Universal to beef up 'Watch Instantly' Netflix has seriously strengthened its "Watch Instantly" service thanks to a new deal now that the online streaming service has confirmed an agreement with NBC Universal. READ FULL STORY   Best of the Best - Part 1 - Intel CPUs I'll be looking at the best of the best Intel CPUs in three price brackets - Budget, mainstream and high-end, and a motherboard to match the CPU in each price bracket. READ FULL STORY   Recommended Break the Disk Barrier with In-Memory DBMS Technology Explore the mainstream emergence of in-memory DBMS technology and discover how ASE 15.5 with its in-memory capabilities can help you meet database management challenges. Read this white paper to learn more about high-performance database management.   Samsung Ireland: 10-inch Galaxy Tab to drop during first half of 2011 There have been rumors about the Samsung Galaxy Tab being developed in more sizes than just the upcoming 7-inch edition. Now that has pretty much been confirmed by Samsung Mobile's Ireland manager. READ FULL STORY	Latest Reviews   Roku XDS (2100X) If you don't need compatibility with iTunes, Roku's trio of ultra-affordable video boxes offers a wide range of streaming video and audio providers.   Archos 32 (8GB) The Archos 32 tablet offers many of the core features of Android 2.2 at an attractive price, but its keyboard is too impractical to rely on as a productivity tool.   LaCie Minimus (2TB) The LaCie Minimus is a good-looking and compact 3.5-inch external hard drive that makes a good addition to a desktop computer that has support for USB 3.0.   Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000 The Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000 for notebooks offers impressive HD video output quality and excellent sound definition over previous models for an overall smooth video-chatting experience, but the continual autofocus feature can be distracting to your chat partner. Nevertheless, we recommend the Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000, if you have the proper system requirements.   SanDisk Sansa Fuze+ MP3 (16GB) The Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000 for notebooks offers impressive HD video output quality and excellent sound definition, but the continual autofocus feature can be distracting to your chat partner.   Denon AVR-1911 The Denon AVR-1911 costs more than competitors and has fewer features.     Connect with ZDNet         Sponsored White papers ·         Hot Aisle? Cold Aisle? Learn Which Method Will Slash Data Center Energy Costs Both hot and cold air containment can improve efficiency and slash energy consumption and costs in the data center. Read this white paper to examine both methodologies and learn why hot aisle containment is emerging as the preferred best practice. ·         Free Trial Download: up.time Systems Management Software Easily manage, measure, and monitor all your physical, virtual, and cloud assets across platforms, applications, domains, and multiple datacenters. ·         Webcast: Discover the Advantages of Emerging DBMS Technology Boost performance, improve scalability, and contain costs in the data center. In-memory database technology has gone mainstream. View this webcast to learn how you can get on board with emerging DBMS technology to meet database management challenges. ·         Straight Talk about Agile, ALM, and Cloud Listen to Forrester analyst Dave West and Kevin Hancock, Director of Services at CollabNet, address the most current trends, challenges, and frequently asked questions on Agile development, application lifecycle management (ALM), and the cloud.