Laptops & Desktops
Thinner, lighter, cooler
Notebooks are driven by consumers, not business, meaning style will rule in 2009.
Review: Logitech Cordless Desktop
The keyboard is less than two centimetres high and the keys among the quietest around.
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Review: Toshiba NB100
Looks like a pint-sized relic from the days before computers were
allowed to look good.
Review: Filemaker's Bento
Garry Barker puts the new version of Bento through its paces.
Review: Apple's new uni-body MacBook
The uni-body MacBooks and MacBook Pros are not only beautiful but
they set new standards for construction and assembly.
Review: MacBook Pro 15-inch
Apple is making a big splash about the MacBook's new unibody
construction that's machined from a single block of aluminium.
Review: Acer Aspire Predator
What lies beneath is as ugly as the Predator's face - even the
optical drives have Predator jaw-like flaps when they open.
What financial crisis?
Australian game and console hardware sales have already surpassed 2007's figures, with the market recording growth of 48 per cent for the year-to-date.
While there is obvious concern from game publishers, developers and hardware manufacturers that the global financial crisis will have a negative im...
Watchdog calls on telcos to lift their game
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman has launched its connect.resolve campaign, calling on Australia's telcos to improve customer service.
Last financial year saw the largest jump in complaints to the TIO in a decade, no doubt driven by the mobile broadband wars as it became clear some telcos ...
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Windows 7 puts you back in control
The next version of Windows seems to be on the right track as
Microsoft learns from its Vista experience.
Fiery Sony batteries burn users ... again
Computer makers recall 100,000 laptop battery packs made by Sony
after 40 reports of overheating.
Microsoft unveils Windows 7 features
The next version of Microsoft Windows will nag users much less than
its much-maligned predecessor, Vista.
