Super slim, speedier, smoother sexier - the laptop its new avatar is an amazing machine.

Where the new 7-incher looks exactly like its predecessor is the user interface. Running on Android 2.2, the custom UI has application tabs at the bottom-home, web, entertainment, communication and favourite.

What's new and what you are going to see in the near future.

With 220 GB hard disk drive, SONY HDR PJ50 handycam comes with an in-built, high contrast projector that can throw up to 60 inches from a distance of just 3 metres.

Professor at the Centre for Policy Research Bharat Karnad says certain nuclear aspects of the Fukushima Daiichi disaster in Japan have a bearing on the fanciful power generation schemes that have been taken up by the Manmohan govt.

Japan said radiation levels in spinach and milk from farms near its tsunami-crippled nuclear complex exceeded government safety limits.

Dangerous levels of radiation leaking from a crippled nuclear plant forced Japan to order 140,000 people to seal themselves indoors Tuesday after an explosion and a fire dramatically escalated the crisis spawned by a deadly tsunami.

A rash of players - old and new, big and small - is chalking out plans to add huge capacities, but not all projects will see the light of day.

Providing new goods and services to \"bottom of the Pyramid\" customers requires a radical rethinking of product development.

When shopping for fruit, you can get foxed by vendors selling apples of the same size and colour, at different prices. Investors face similar confusion when buying stocks.

MONEY TODAY-Plexus Management evaluate the UTI Energy Fund.

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Can photovoltaic energy power India's industrial revolution?

Across businesses ranging from engineering to personal products, Azim Premji has quietly built a non-IT portfolio that’s worth a billion dollars - that's roughly a fourth of the annual revenues of the infotech flagship.

There’s a growing demand for IT experts to address environmental concerns.

After enduring a tough couple of years, hardware giant Dell India is set to become both the fastest geography within the company and fastest tech MNC in the country to cross $1 billion in revenues. Can it make the good times last? Rahul Sachitanand tells us how the company re-invented itself in India.