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Top-rated products of July 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 we reviewed in July 2012.
Exposure: Michelle Robinson
Michelle Robinson is a mobile photographer and artist who uses a number of different devices to capture her artistic vision. Explore her portfolio on Exposure. 1
See inside Canon's gear room at the Olympics
Take a peek inside Canon's Professional Services room at the London Olympics. Camera geeks rejoice! 2
Sony's next tablet to have Surface-like keyboard case?
Matching Microsoft in its tablet ambitions, Sony's next tablet looks to have a productivity focus, with leaked images showing a Surface-like keyboard case. 4
Microsoft introduces Outlook.com
Microsoft has taken the wraps off its new webmail service, Outlook.com. 1
Red Bull to photograph a free fall 36km above Earth
Imagine free-falling from the edge of space down to Earth in around four minutes. It's a daredevil stunt most of us could only dream about, let alone witness.
Samsung's new All-Share wireless speaker docks
Samsung Australia has announced that its latest wireless speaker docks are now available in Australia, capable of sharing audio with compatible Samsung devices using All-Share software. 2
Get massive discounts on Xbox Live
Due to renew your Xbox Live Gold membership? OzSave has just reduced prices across its Xbox Live range. 2
Sony still working on Jelly Bean for all Xperias
Sony fans with 2011 Xperias may still receive a Jelly Bean update, despite contrary information provided by a Sony spokesperson last week.
Google Chrome now supports Retina displays
Version 21 of the web browser now officially supports the MacBook Pro Retina display, bringing crisp rendering to the platform.
Twitter apologises and reinstates journalist's Twitter account
After suspending a journalist's Twitter account due to a series of strongly critical tweets about NBC's Olympics coverage, Twitter has apologised and reinstated the journalist's account.
Company has trademarked Anonymous logo
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Canon PowerShot D20
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100
Offering snappy performance, excellent image quality and a sleek design, the RX100 proves that good things come in small packages.
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Canon IXUS 510 HS
A camera for the social-media generation, the IXUS 510 HS delivers Wi-Fi connectivity, a 12x optical zoom and a touchscreen to make users feel right at home.
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Brother MFC-9325CW
The MFC-9325CW is a step up from the MFC-9125CN in both price and features, although its colour output is still noticeably sketchy.
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Review | Car Tech
Garmin Nuvi 2455LM
For those looking for a car GPS that will remain current for years and years to come, the Garmin Nuvi 2455LM's lifetime map updates are worth the price premium. For others, though, there are cheaper or better-featured alternatives that do the job just as well.
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Review | Mobile Phones
Plantronics BackBeat Go
The BackBeat Go headphone set is fine for use as a hands-free accessory, but we can't recommend it for music playback over cheaper, wired alternatives. 1
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Google Nexus 7
If you're looking for a tablet for games, media and books, the Nexus 7 is an outstanding device, sold at a great price. What it doesn't have, you probably won't miss. 6
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Razer Blackshark Battlefield 3 Edition
The Razer Blacksharks are some of the most comfortable, well-built headphones we've worn. The sound they produce, however, strikes them completely off our list.
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Review | Computers
Scorptec Mantis (AMD)
This is a very well-rounded HTPC, but the AMD APU might concern power users, with weaknesses in media transcoding offsetting decent gaming performance.
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Review | Computers
Intel DZ77GA-70K
The DZ77GA-70K is going to appeal to a specific subset of people: those who are looking for expandability and features more than anything else. 2
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100
Offering snappy performance, excellent image quality and a sleek design, the RX100 proves that good things come in small packages. 2
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