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Poll: do you still buy video games from Australian stores?
The local retail video game industry is undergoing some interesting changes. Is it enough to keep your interest? 4
MIT 'smart sand' and 'robot pebbles' replicate objects
Researchers at MIT have developed a robotic system for duplicating shapes, a potential alternative approach to three-dimensional printing.
Personal search app 'Found' scans cloud and local data
Ambitious start-up aims to help users search all their files with a slick new desktop interface.
Tech Time Machine: 3 April
Mobile computing and mobile telephony can be a cause of frustration in this day and age, but spare a thought for those of us living 30 years ago.
Air Display app for iPad brings Retina-level resolution to Macs
Apple's iPad has leapfrogged the Mac in high-resolution display support, though an updated iPad screen sharing app brings the feature to Mac users.
Should you buy a laptop now, or wait?
We debate the merits of buying now versus waiting for next-gen hardware and Windows 8.
Top-rated products of March 2012 Buyers' Guide
What products made it to the top of the testing heap last month? Cut to the chase with this round-up of the highest-rating products that we reviewed in March 2012. 1
April Fools' Day silliness 2012
Google kicked things off a day early this year with a supposed port of Google Maps to the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System. Here's an overview of April Fools' weekend shenanigans. 4
Third-gen iPad raises a few red flags
The latest iPad is a good effort by any standard, but it begins to stray from the Jobsian design philosophy. 6
Science increasingly needs access to massive data storage
In years past, the go-to tools for researchers were specific to their field, whether it was a telescope or a microscope. Increasingly, it's computers and big data sets.
New iPad's performance gets iPhoto reality check
The new iPad's chip isn't exactly slow but falls down in some tests against Nvidia's quad-core Tegra 3 chip. 2
Carry backup battery power for anywhere, anytime
Getting stuck without power is like getting caught with your pants down. Here's how to avoid the embarrassment.
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Review | Accessories
Logitech Z205 USB Speakers
Super portable, with respectable sound, the Logitech Z205 USB speakers should find their place in the travel bag of a lot of notebook users.
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Review | Computers
Asus A53S/K53SC
Asus brings us standard middle-of-the-road fare with the A53S and K53S. The slight flex and mushy response of the keyboard works against it, and the lack of Bluetooth may concern some. Still, it provides a solid laptop experience that is decent for the price.
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Review | Computers
Audio Technica ATH-A700
The A700 headphones are all about sound quality. They might not have any of the features of gaming headphones, but their amazing ability to perfectly reproduce the game's soundstage makes them best for discerning gamers. 1
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Review | Computers
Toshiba Satellite C665/00T
For AU$799, the Toshiba Satellite C665 is a perfectly good laptop. The omission of Bluetooth could be a show-stopper for some, otherwise this is quite a deal. 2
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Review | Computers
Edifier MP250 'Sound To Go' USB speaker
The Edifier MP250 acts as a USB audio device, so it's easy to use, with only one cable, and is portable, but you'll have to work out where you want to put it.
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Review | Computers
Edifier M1250 USB-powered speakers
The Edifier M1250 USB-powered speakers are useful, low-cost units that miss out only due to the minimal bass.
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Samsung Galaxy Note
Some will say this is phone is too big, some will say it is too small to replace a tablet. For many others the Note is just right.
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Carry a backup battery for anywhere, anytime
Getting stuck without power is like getting caught with your pants down. Here's how to avoid the embarrassment.
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iPad global speed test
Is the US 4G iPad really faster than the same iPad on different networks around the world? We answer this with the help of our colleagues in ...
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Tech Time Machine: 4 April
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April Fools' Day silliness 201220
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Best classic games we wish were on the iPad20
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E=mc2: Einstein archives open online10
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