Hardware

A $798 hoverboard that has been ranged at Harvey Norman and advertised in their catalogue, has been banned even before the device has officially gone on sale in Australia.

Pioneer Computers Australia has already announced its Dual Core notebook ahead of Intel's Napa launch tomorrow.

Optus has sought to set itself apart from other telecommunication carriers with the launch of a new 3G service that connects seamlessly to 3G, GSM and WiFi networks.

ViewSonic is emerging as an aggressive player in the LCD monitor market not long after its late entry into the LCD TV market.

The new Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks feature upgraded Intel processors, memory and hard drives. The MacBook Pro now also features the MacBook Air trackpad.

Internet phone company Skype are providing free WiFi access around the world by investing in FON, a software application which turns your router into a secure hotspot.

Crest has launched the Powerdock, a charging solution that allows consumers to charge up to four different types of mobile devices at once.

Mac users out there - come out, we can hear you breathing - now have more to rejoice about, as Logitech have announced a cordless keyboard and mouse designed specifically...

Unhappy iPod nano users are no longer just complaining over the easily scratched screen.

New research from PayPal Australia shows that a quarter of Australians now refuse to shop at cash-only businesses.