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Dick Smith Grows 9%

Sales at the Woolworths group's Australian and NZ consumer electronics stores - including the Dick Smith chain - grew 9 percent to $839 million in the six months to December...

Archive, Retail

Optus $200K Fine Misleading $49 Max Caps

Telco has received a rap for "misleading" $49 Max Cap ads, and fined almost $200,000.

Archive, Business

Viewsonic Monitors For Professionals

ViewSonic has unveiled two new professional monitors that promise image clarity and minimal image distortion.

Archive, Hardware

Comment: Whats Wrong At LG OZ?

COMMENT: The exit of David Brand from LG Australia was well and truly on the cards when the company was exposed by Choice Australia for fudging the truth about their...

Archive, Comment

One Touch Scanning With Canon

The new scanner by Canon promises to scan film, photos, and documents with a touch of a button. It also promises quality scans with its high dpi resolution and automatic...

Archive, Hardware

Bite To Lead PR For Adobe In ANZ

PR company, Bite Communications, is to manage Adobe Systems public relations campaign in Austtalia and New Zealand following a strong quarter of growth in the consumer and enterprise technology and...

Archive, Public Relations

VeriSign Adds Security To Business Websites

VeriSign has launched Trust Seal, an extension of its online trust mark that can help websites that do not require SSL Certificates to be safer for its customers.

Archive, eBusiness

Panasonic Look For Growth By Outsourcing Sales And Merchandising

Panasonic, who are looking for aggressive expansion across several categories, has moved to outsource a large part of their sales, training and store merchandising operations to US Company Crossmark who...

Archive, Support

Tough New Notebooks From Panasonic

Panasonic has expanded its Toughbook range with the launch of a semi-rugged notebook, a light but tough handheld, and a 'business rugged' notebook designed for the business professional.

Archive, Hardware

New Macbook Air With Flash Drive Revealed

Apple has revealed its an 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Air which claims to weigh as little as 1.06 kilograms and uses a solid state drive instead of a hard disk.

Archive, Hardware