Canon Using Kiwi Prisoners To Fix Printers
It seems the Chinese are not the only ones using prison labour, for according to www.scoop.co.nz, Canon New Zealand has announced an agreement with the NZ Department of Corrections that...
It seems the Chinese are not the only ones using prison labour, for according to www.scoop.co.nz, Canon New Zealand has announced an agreement with the NZ Department of Corrections that...
LG Electronics is voluntarily recalling microwave ovens manufactured between August 2007 to February 2008 in order to repair a fault which "may pose a risk of electric shock to the...
The Digital Television Antenna Systems Handbook was jointly issued today by the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB), in co-operation the Digital Switchover Taskforce and television-associated industries.
A new credit-card sized digital media player from Creative Technologies is not only available in 16 and 32-GB configurations, but also offers wireless technology for downloading and streaming music and...
A new report out by Sensis shows that Australians are costing their employers money by spending too much time on social networks during work time, and at home a significant...
The world's fastest gaming machine is set to be rolled out in Australia. It is also the most powerful notebook ever built by Toshiba.
Logitech has launched a cordless laser mouse that lets you conveniently clip the mouse to your laptop with its Clip-and-Go dock.
Apple is about to open a second retail store on Sydney's North Shore, just seven weeks after opening their first Australian store in Sydney's CBD. It will open this Saturday...
Powered by Intel Celeron 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB DDRII memory, the Q-Nap 5-bay TS-509 Pro delivers multiple business applications and intensive concurrent data access for SMBs.
In a move sure to up the ante with its rivals, Telstra has released increased download limits on most data plans on its Next G network. Long the bane of...