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LG In Shock Blu Ray Move

In a shock move LG Electronics has dropped plans to introduce a Blu-ray Disc player this year along with a family of Portable Media Center products, as originally planned and...

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Steve Jobs Ghost Haunts Samsung Trial?

He was the Father of Apple, but Steve Jobs should not influence the upcoming trial, a US judge said.

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iPhone 4S: Why Topless Virgins Are Best

Cheeky Virgin has come running to give its tuppence worth to Aussies with tasty iPhone 4S deal as Telstra, Optus and Vodafone jostle for marketshare. Why, the iPhone can even...

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Why Storage World Is A Not A Very Smart Business

COMMENT: What is it about Australia and the lack of service by retailers? In the US and the UK retailers go out of their way to build databases of customers...

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Retail Up 2% And That’s Official

Retail sales over the Xmas New Year period were 2% higher than last year, claims the Retail Traders Association proving that the Federal Government handouts did makes their way into...

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Sony's New Focus

Sony announced today it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide, and cut its number of products by a fifth, in order to focus on key business areas.

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CBA Goes Mac – Via Windows

The Commonwealth Bank has ordered no fewer than 6000 MacBook Air lightweight notebooks from Apple to replace Dell desktop PCs - but will set the Macs up to open up...

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REVEALED: iPad 2 V Toshiba: $579 10.1 Android Tab Hit Oz June

Phew. No sooner were we over the shock that Toshiba's Thrive was shipping in July, as reported yesterday, it now seems its coming earlier. As in two weeks time.

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CEO Nick Abboud Quits Dick Smith

Dick Smith CEO Nick Abboud has stepped down from his role at the struggling electronics retailer a week after it was placed into receivership, effective immediately.

Archive, Retail

Aussie Cloud Services Growth To Outpace Global Performance

Growth in public cloud services in Australia are projected to outpace global services at 17.5 percent in 2016, jumping from A$4.74 billion last year to $5.57 billion in 2016, according...

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