Wimbledon: The 2004 Official Film features the championship runs of Roger Federerer and Maria Sharapova. While beating Andy Roddick was just another day at the office for the top-ranked Federerer, Russian teen Sharapova turned heads by offering a fresh new face on the women's tour, and it didn't hurt a bit that the face looked like that of a model--"Anna Kournikova with a title," she was quickly dubbed. Other moments of the fortnight captured here include Goran Ivanesevic's farewell, the scoring controversy that might have cost Venus Williams a match, and--because this is a British production--Tim Henman's latest attempt to keep the Wimbledon crown at home. At only 52 minutes, however, there's not a whole lot of time to devote to actual game footage, and the camera has a dizzying habit of cutting to a close-up of a player in the middle of a point, making it hard to follow the action. The short running time makes Wimbledon: The 2004 Official Film feel somewhat like a relic from the VHS days, but it certainly looks good in anamorphic widescreen. --David Horiuchi

The Olsen twins are turning 16, and they're celebrating with this collection of party games and, you guessed it, driving lessons. The good news is that if you can help them get past the obstacles and pass the test, they'll take you out with their new driver's licenses to a variety of fun minigame activities, like rock climbing, riding Jet Skis, surfing, ATV quad racing, and shopping for clothes. Earn points in the party games and spend them to upgrade the car and unlock cool tunes and cooler outfits.

It's not very often that a game aims to be fun and realistic while instilling a sense of personal involvement and responsibility. Mary-Kate and Ashley: Winners Circle does that within the theme of horseback riding. Players compete in such equestrian events as dressage, jumping, and cross-country, and learn the basics of caring for a horse. The game offers a practice mode, which lets riders master the controls and explore a course before entering events, and an adventure mode with large forest and island levels where players can play minigames or just simply explore.

The BenQ 7400U flatbed scanner provides quality scans and convenient, easy-to-use operation. Delivering up to 2,400 x 4,800 optical resolution and full, 48-bit color, the 7400U provides scanning for documents up to 8.5 by 11.7 inches. USB 2.0 connectivity provides a fast interface to Windows 98, 2000, ME, and XP users. Plus, the driver supports scanning directly to Palm or Palm OS compatible PDAs.

The scanner features five front panel buttons, providing easy execution of your most common, everyday tasks, including scanning directly to web-based applications. A complete software bundle--including MiraScan TWAIN Driver, ArcSoft PhotoImpression, ArcSoft PhotoBase, ABBYY FineReader, Scan Button Utility, and MergeMagic--round out the package.

What's in the Box
BenQ 7400U scanner, power cable, software and driver CD (MiraScan TWAIN Driver, ArcSoft PhotoImpression, ArcSoft PhotoBase, ABBYY FineReader, Scan Button Utility, MergeMagic), user guide, warranty information