Buffalo Reveals 3-in-1 Wireless Device
Buffalo Australia has released a new wireless device that can be used as a dual-band Ethernet converter, access point or bridge.
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Shareholders Vote, Coles Sold
Coles Group Limited shareholders today voted "overwhelmingly" in favour of a Scheme of Arrangement which proposed that Wesfarmers Limited would acquire the Coles Group, according to the results of a...
Sensis Sells Off SMB Division
Sensis has sold its small-business technology operation, Invizage, to startup IT services company PK Business Advantage (PKBA) for an undisclosed but presumably large sum. This almost doubles PKBA's headcount and...
Dell Moves To AMD Processors
Dell which has used only Intel processors until now, has announced that it would begin using a chip made by Advanced Micro Devices, as part of a broader plan to...
Seagate To Cull 6,000 Maxtor Employees
Disk-drive manufacturer Seagate Technology has completed its acquisition of Maxtor by saying it will fire about half of Maxtor's 12,000-person workforce.
New Moto Q Coming To OZ
Motorola's new Moto Q which is a cell phone and e-mail device and a competitor to the BlackBerry will be launched in Australia soon.
Sony Camcorder Hits 1080i High Def
Sony's tags its latest 1080i camcorder, the HC3, as the world's smallest and lightest.
Panasonic Projects From iPad To The Big Screen
Projectors have just gotten a little bit clever with wireless projection from Apple iDevices.
Harvey Norman Trading ‘Difficult’ 1.4.% Rise
Dull sales figures show growth of just 1.4 percent as cautious consumerism bites.
Internet First: Wedding Streamed Live On YouTube
Two billion people across the globe are expected to watch the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton via an official royal channel streamed live on the internet on YouTube.