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Samsung Fuel Cell Breakthrough

Samsung claims it has achieved a fuel cell breakthrough that delivers them a significant performance advantage over Japanese rivals Toshiba and NEC.

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Video Phone: Skype 2.1 App Hits HTC, Samsung ‘Droids

Desire a video call? HTC Android's like Desire, Evo and Sony Ericsson Xperia are all now Skype video ready.

Archive, Services

JB Hi Fi PC Sales Up As PC Market Tanks

PC manufacturers in Australia are concerned that the new Microsoft 10 OS will not give them the lift that the industry needs after PC sales fell somewhere between 9.5% and...

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Amazon Launches Thinnest And Lightest Ever Kindle Oasis

Amazon has launched its eighth generation Kindle, the Kindle Oasis, its thinnest and lightest Kindle ever.

Archive, Hardware

So Where To Now For Microsoft?

With Microsoft's recent decision to drop its purchase of Yahoo, the pressure is on Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer to make his money-losing Internet business succeed against Google, says a...

Archive, Internet

Telstra Wireless NBN To Hit ‘Mid-2013’

Telstra's wireless NBN services could be here in less than 12 months, CEO David Thodey revealed yesterday

Archive, Services

Foxtel Earnings Rise 21 Per Cent

Foxtel has announced a 21 per cent uplift in earnings for the six months to 31 December 2009, supported by continued strong subscriber uptake of the FOXTEL iQ, High Definition...

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EXCLUSIVE:Former Best Buy Company Makes Offer For Dick Smith Tipped To Be Accepted

The Five Star Chinese retail chain that was 75% owned by giant US consumer electronics retailer Best Buy, has put in a none binding bid to buy Australian retailer Dick...

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New 10″ AMX Widescreen

AMX is set to showcase its new 10" widescreen offering at the up coming CEDIA Expo. Wireless enabled the screen fill a gap in the market where space is critical.

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Cables Laid Out For National Broadband Network

The government announced that 6000 kilometres of cables will be laid out on mainland Australia that will act as the 'building blocks' of the National Broadband Network.

Archive, Internet