Monday Jun 25, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

If you have an iPad 1 or 2 and you are thinking of getting the iPad 3, or maybe you're thinking about getting your first iPad - we highly recommend you read our review here.

Why? In a nutshell, if you already have an iPad 1 or 2, you really can keep going with it (though seeing the new Retina display will tempt you). If it's your first iPad though. Well, read on...

Plus, don't miss our roundup of some great bargains we've spotted: laptops, printers, even reams of paper are on sale right now. Click the link below.

William Maher
BIT (Business IT)

Apple iPad review: why it's a genuine leap forward

By David Bayon | Jun 25, 2012

Faster graphics and a better camera at last, but the groundbreaking high-DPI screen is reason enough to splash out - it's a genuine leap forward. Read the review of the new Apple iPad here.

Get your business in front of Tourism Australia's 3 million+ Facebook fans

By William Maher | Jun 25, 2012

Looking to attract tourists from other states or countries? It couldn’t hurt to list your business here.

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By Rosalyn Page | Jun 25, 2012

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Inside the HP Z1 All-In-One Workstation

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