Laptops & Desktops
Office renovations
Microsoft has made modest improvements to its new Macintosh suite.
Apple's big year
The technology giant will open a flagship store in Sydney soon, writes Stephen Hutcheon.
Latest laptop & desktop reviews
Of mice and men
With his notebook at the ready, Adam Turner tracks down the mouse
that roared.
Review: Eee laptop PC
Didn't Asus know notebook computers need hard drives? Or that they
must run Windows?
Tiny dynamites
Thanks to tiny notebook PCs, lugging around a computer need not be
back-breaking work.
Stick with it
We look at a range of memory sticks to help you choose the right
one for you.
Review: Belkin N1 Vision Router
The N1 is possibly the coolest-looking wireless router on the
market.
Time to rename the mobile?
Some phone manufacturers don't want us to use the label "mobile phone" anymore. They think that phrases like portable mobile device, wireless handset and multimedia computer better portray their latest battery of sleek and expensive product launches.
But do these labels dance off the tongue - or so...
The stolen generation
There's a games platform with a billion players, a free online network, virtually unlimited power and offering games for every possible demographic.
Of course, it's the PC, once the undisputed vanguard of gaming, but now routinely dismissed despite the ever-growing household penetration of home co...
Instant traffic updates let you dodge traffic jams
Sat-nav might get you from A to B, but the SUNA traffic channel lets you avoid the traffic along the way.
Sydney's F3 traffic chaos provided the perfect opportunity this week for Intelematics Australia to spruik the merits of its SUNA Traffic Channel, an implementation of the TMC (Traffic Message C...
Latest laptop & desktop articles
Apple reveals tiny new laptop
Apple unveils personal computer that is less than 2cm thick and
turns on the moment it is opened.
Jobs' lot
Garry Barker takes a look at the latest rumours about Apple.
Dell bets on Tablet 2.0
The tablet PC has languished in relative obscurity for years, but
Dell hopes to lead a revival with its new Latitude XT.
