D-Link has created the world's first Gaming Router, the GamerLounge, that has been optimized for PC, Xbox and PlayStation2 games. The GamerLounge wireless router (DGL-4300) has D-Link’s GameFuel technologies, a packet processing engine integrated on the router, giving online games precedence for bandwidth over all other Internet applications, email and FTP transfers. The GamerLounge also has four 1,000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports with up to 108Mbps 802.11g wireless connectivity for LAN party and WLAN connections.

eSommelier has introduced the eSommelier Wine Management Server, a hardware and software system, which allows collectors to access their entire wine library via a touch screen interface. In the past, wine management typically consisted of either handwritten journals or spreadsheet programs that required the user to manually enter all of the information about each bottle of wine. This was not a problem for a small collection, but for collections that exceeded 1000 bottles, the time spent typing in the information was significant.

Michael Moore is currently planning a sequel to his controversial film “Fahrenheit 9/11,” which criticizes President George W. Bush over September 11, the war on terrorism and more. As reported to Daily Variety magazine, Moore said he met with Harvey Weinstein of Miramax, who produced Fahrenheit 9/11, and are hoping to complete the film in 2-3 years.

Universal Pictures is currently looking at Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx to take on the lead roles in a Miami Vice movie, loosely based on the hit 80s show.

Actor Christopher Reeve died Sunday at 52 of complications from an infection caused by a bedsore. On Saturday, he went into cardiac arrest at his New York home and fell into a coma and died late Sunday at a hospital.