Has Apple bungled their chance at producing the perfect tablet, or is this the 3G device we’ve been waiting for? William Maher weighs up Jobs’ creation.
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Could Apple’s overgrown iPod touch be the ultimate couch-surfing device and universal remote?
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Students enrolled in technical studies, such as computer science courses, may be lucky enough to get Windows 7 for free. But there is a catch.
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So that cat is out of the bag – the iPad is here. But did we get everything we wanted from Steve Jobs’ tablet-shaped announcement?
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Already launched in Melbourne, and with plans to take on the Sydney market, myTVR looks like being one of the most interesting new developments in digital TV recording
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Get even more out of the iPhone’s camera with these photo stitching applications.
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Part laptop, part digital photo frame, part ebook reader, part portable movie viewer - with a 9.7in screen and iPhone-like functionality, the iPad breaks the mold for portable computing devices. No details on Australian pricing and availability yet, but in the meanwhile here are the pics.
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With 3D monitors poised to become popular, Samsung have produced one of the first in Australia - the Samsung Syncmaster 2233RZ, a 22-inch 120Hz monitor capable of running in three-dimensions.
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Three years ago the idea of shooting a film on a DSLR camera might have been laughable. Not any more.
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Combining a touchpad with a graphics tablet is a great idea, but in this first attempt it isn’t perfectly realised
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