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Sharp Australia hasn't got much left in the consumer appliance market, they got out of the TV market last year, not because their TV's were inferior but because of poor...

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Best Buy Co.'s Canadian division is closing 15 stores and laying off roughly 900 workers as it struggles to compete with Amazon and other online electronic retailers.

Seagate is ramping up its SSD speed capabilities, unveiling a production-ready unit of what it states is the "fastest single solid-state drive (SSD) demonstrated to date".

Security and backup software provider, Symantec reported lower thanyear before earnings for the December 2005 quarter thanks to Veritas acquisition related charges.

Marantz is striving to raise the bar in audio-visual technology with the launch of their two new flagships.

Samsung has added to its local curved monitor portfolio, bringing five new monitors to the Australian market.

Increasing availability and falling prices have made LCDs the desktop monitor technology of choice over recent years.

Fujitsu has released two new Ultrabooks inspired by the Japanese philosophy Takumi, where quality and performance is integrity.

Can you live without your smartphone? New Roy Morgan Research data reveals that 45 per cent of Australian smartphone owners (14+) say that they "can't live without" their mobile.