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Online service Sony has announced the return of more than one month after Sony's PlayStation Network was taken offline by hackers. It is estimated that hundred million PSN accounts were compromised in the unprecedented attack.

From my perspective it's interesting to see how both Microsoft and Sony tried to do business in the areas where they have been beaten in, "to save money." Remember the cost of a hardware perspective, Microsoft Xbox 360 billion dollars (and user) on chips for Microsoft's desire to save money due. My Xbox 360 red ringed about a year ago and has been gathering dust since the running for my launch 60GB PS3 continues to chug Folding @ Home (join team 55267 GadgetMadness) 24 a day, 7 days a week, 365 hours days a year with zero problems whatsoever. A network perspective, Microsoft Xbox Live and our online offerings always generally superior to Sony's free service PSN is believed to have been charged for. Sony has so far not a heavy investment in network infrastructure or security can think of. I am a believer in both systems - the competition is a good thing. Full press release after the jump to Sony.

Samsung has come up with a brand new impressive gadget, which the company presented at CES 2010. Its main feature is transparency.

The device is a laptop concept that boasts a 14-inch OLED display. The latter becomes about 40 percent transparent when you turn off the laptop.

The company says that its new laptop is the world's largest see-through OLED laptop. Currently there's not much information on the device. It is known that there's a 4.3-inch screen resolution of 320 x 480 pixels.

Samsung looks forward to apply the new technology in a number of other devices such as smartphones, MP3 players and head-up displays for cars.

The famous electronics giant Toshiba has recently unveiled its latest device - a gaming laptop that not only boasts numerous features that'll catch the attention of true gamers but also an appealing design.

Dubbed Qosmio X770, the gaming laptop is set to become one of the major products in its niche. Specialists at Toshiba really worked hard on the design of the 18.4 LED screen machine.

Inside you will be able to discover an Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB RAM, a hard disk drive with a whooping capacity of 1.25 TB and a powerful graphics card Nvidia GeForce GTX 560M.

In addition, the device has a built-in 3D webcam. Users may also get 3D spectacles. Qosmio is expected to be launched onto the international market in a couple of weeks. The laptop will have a price tag of 1300 Euro or $ 1850 USD.