The first Tech News Round-up for 2011 features the hottest news and tech developments from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show, currently being held in Las Vegas. FULL STORY >

As CES 2011 heats up Microsoft demos new Windows running on mobile processors. FULL STORY >

Sony has revealed its latest VAIO notebook boasting 3D technology at CES 2011. FULL STORY >

Nvidia launches its latest range of mobile graphics accelerators for notebooks. FULL STORY >

Asus unveils an exciting range of new tablets as CES 2011 starts heating up. FULL STORY >

Details regarding Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors come to light as the company prepares to introduce the new range. FULL STORY >

AMD has added two new CPUs to the Black Edition range, one of which is its new flagship processor. FULL STORY >

Samsung recently received 37 awards at the Consumer Electronics Show. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is buying Canesta, a company specialising in 3D sensing and gesture technology. FULL STORY >

Spice Mobility in India has announced the subcontinent's first 3D stereoscopic mobile phone that doesn't require the use of 3D glasses. FULL STORY >

SE has unveiled its latest accessory for its range of Android-powered smartphones allowing users to remotely control their mobiles. FULL STORY >

Swiss peripheral maker Logitech has announced that it has sold 100 million wireless mice. FULL STORY >

HTML5 video to arrive on connected devices with the help of the latest Opera Devices SDK from Opera Software. FULL STORY >

IBM's zEnterprise technology is capable of 50 billion instructions each second FULL STORY >

Peripheral manufacturer Logitech has unveiled its Fantasy Collection with which it aims to bring a little colour and individuality to the drab black, grey and white world of PC accessories. FULL STORY >