Sony, Japanese technology leader has revealed the newest version of the Reader, model PRS-505. The company added that this newest device would hit United States market sometime this month at Sony Style stores and on the Sony Style Web site as well as at Borders Inc. book stores.

For just US$300, people will get a paperback book-sized Reader that can store about 160 books.

To attract people towards its new Reader, Sony is providing credit for 100 classic books, comprising the works of Shakespeare and Jane Austen, on Connect, an eBooks store set up by Sony.

Washington: EBay, online auction giant has declared that it is replacing the creator and chief executive of its Skype online telephone arm and would take a charge of 1.43 billion dollars two years after buying the company.

Gaining a lead in the fight to control the market for the next generation of flat-screen televisions, Sony is ready to launch the world’s first television using organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology eventually for the Christmas market.

The company will start selling its 11-inch TV (just 3mm thick) on December 1 in Japan for Y200,000 ($1,700).

Even a year after its initiation, the Nintendo Wii still remains a sizzling item, which hardly ever stays in retail stock.

Reginald Fils-Aime, the president of Nintendo's North American division, pointed out that demand will again exceed supply charts this holiday season.

HP has introduced its ultra-portable photo printer, HP Photosmart A626, in the Indian market.

The HP Photosmart A626 targets home users, and have a 4.8-inch touch-sensitive screen that the HP claims to be the world’s biggest inbuilt touchscreen on a handy compact photo printer.