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The new line of commercial LCD displays from Mitsubishi Electric allows a user to control several displays from a single location with its Ethernet transmitter and receiver.

Lexar's new small and portable microSD Reader is designed to allow for easy transfer of content from sports camcorders or aerial cameras to an iPhone or iPad.

Epson has launched four new multifunction and single function inkjet printers with wireless and fax capabilities, as well as speedy print, copy and scan speeds.

It's the Kate Moss of smartphones - the world's slimmest ever device has just been unleashed by Huawei at CES.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has outlined its strategy for addressing the growth in mobile broadband capacity, signalling a change in approach "in the rapidly changing spectrum environment".

Plantronics' Voyager 5200 Bluetooth headset, designed for professionals who are on-the-go, is now available in the Australian market.

Cupertino insists apps bug is fixed, denying it affected that many users in the first place.

Meeting its market guidance, Telstra has announced an after tax profit down 10.3% (to $2.14 billion) for the six months ended 31 December 2005.

Retravision leakage continues as Winning Group snaps up a Retravision store in Indooroopilly, Queensland.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said of the new Windows 8 OS Surface Tablet it's a "very compromised and confusing product."