Flash Memory Shrinks Again
Intel Corporation has announced production of the world's first NOR flash memory chips for mobile phones using a 65-nanometer process.
Hardware
Asus Not Too Wide Widescreen
AsusTek has introduced a 13.3 inch widescreen notebook, the W6 for frequent business travelers.
Fujifilm Reveal The X-E1, A Smaller X-Pro1
Fujifilm has announced a follow up camera to its expensive X-Pro1 that features the same core ingredients, but is likely to be better priced.
Intel Set To Launch New Chip Architecture
Intel is set to launch several new initatives at this weeks Intel Developers Forum being held in the USA.
Sennheiser’s Momentum Headphones: Urban Meets Timeless
The audiophiles at Sennheiser have been hard at work materialising their vision of headphones that are free from superfluities in design and sound. The by-product of their labours is the...
KEF Bring Plug & Play HiFi To Computers
KEF wants to Hi-Fi your computer with their new X300A plug-and-play speakers.
Telstra Walkie Talkie Phone Does Wonders
Telstra aims to get push-to-talk technology that needed push with the launch of the TalkNow ZTE 159 phone; a 3G tough phone built for the outdoors that comes with an...
D-Link Sells 1 Million Modems
D-Link Australia and New Zealand has sold one million ADSL modems in this region.
CBA Gadgets Turn iPhones Into Payment Terminals
The Commonwealth Bank has unveiled a new touchscreen point-of-sale payment platform dubbed Pi, and portable gadgets to make use of it, including one that transforms Apple iPhones or an iPod...
Sony’s Action Cam: The Greatest Hero Of Them All
Sony is developing a wearable point of view video camera that is ideal for extreme sports enthusiasts.