The Galaxy Tab was looking good, until the iPad 2 was announced. Now, even Samsung’s mobile VP Lee Don-Joo thinks the Tab needs some work.

As the new model hits the stores, current owners are upgrading and the old model is being discounted.

iOS 4.3 is now available for app developers to download. The operating system update will be released publicly on March 11.

Both devices offer dual-core 1GHz process, 10 hour battery life, and dual cameras. The Xoom is a little larger, and heavier, but the real difference is the operating system.

Put down that smartphone, turn off that computer, and join the Second Annual National Day of Unplugging. The “event” runs from sundown on March 4 to sundown on March 5.

D-Link has released its Wireless-N PowerLine Router (DHP-1320), a networking solution for extending wired and wireless home networks by tapping into a home’s electrical wiring. This combination IPv6-ready network solution merges PowerLine 200 Mbps technology with a Wireless-N router and Ethernet ports.

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The Atrix 4G is a smartphone. The question is whether it’s smart enough to replace your laptop computer. With the optional Lapdock you get a LCD screen, keyboard, trackpad, and battery.

It’s pretty, shiny, comes in white, has two video cameras, and is quick. Apple says the new A5 processor provides graphics up to nine times faster. The iPad 2 will begin shipping on March 11 in the US. This 5.5 minute video shows the device in action and offers some comparisons to the earlier device.

Tobii Technology of Sweden has introduced a prototype of an eye-controlled laptop. Using a process called TrueEye, the laptop identifies the user by their eyes and adjusts illumination for them.