Hardware

Australian HP notebook batteries are included in the worldwide recall of some 135,000 removable battery packs.

LG has today unveiled its new line of energy-efficient LED models, 3D gaming monitors, and commercial-grade LCD monitors at the International Consumer Electronics Show.

Mobile phone Companies are active this week launching new products among the big movers and shakers are Microsoft, Nokia and HP.

Toshiba has unveiled 25 business notebooks that come pre-installed with Windows 7.

Overall tablet sales in the Australian market are continuing to decline despite the emergence of the convertible 2-in-1 segment, technology analyst firm Telsyte has found.

LG Innotek is ramping up wireless charging speeds, unveiling a new 15 W transmission module, with mass production slated to commence this year.

Hitachi announced its first tough portable external hard drive that claims to be water and shock resistant.

Alcatel has revealed a premium $400 IDOL 4 series smartphone as well as packaging that becomes a pair of VR Goggles.

Tokyo-based mobile phone OS developer Access has agreed to acquire PalmSource in a cash transaction that represents an 83 per cent premium.

SanDisk is evaluating the school market in Australia with a view to launching a smart new USB flash drive that replaces the need to lug school text books around.