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HTC One reviewed: a stunning phone with superb build quality
HTC One reviewed: a stunning phone with superb build quality
The HTC One is a benchmark-busting phone that marries stunning design with all-round panache. Read the review.
 
Asus VivoTab RT reviewed: gorgeous but the price is seriously high
Asus VivoTab RT reviewed: gorgeous but the price is seriously high
The Asus VivoTab RT delivers the best Windows RT tablet yet, although the price is seriously high. Read the review.
 
7 accounting packages for Australian small businesses compared: including MYOB, QuickBooks Online, Reckon, Xero
7 accounting packages for Australian small businesses compared: including MYOB, QuickBooks Online, Reckon, Xero
Shopping for a small business accounting package like MYOB, Quickbooks Online, Xero or Reckon? Here is our special guide to making the right choice with this important business software.
Apple 2013 iMac 27-inch reviewed: the best all-in-one computer you can buy 

Apple 2013 iMac 27-inch reviewed: the best all-in-one computer you can buy

by Sasha Muller  |  24 May 2013  |  Comment now
Apple’s top-end 27 inch iMac reasserts its position as the best all-in-one. Read the review.
Kensington Keylite Keyboard Folio: avoid this iPad keyboard like the plague 

Kensington Keylite Keyboard Folio: avoid this iPad keyboard like the plague

by Jonathan Bray  |  20 May 2013  |  Comment now
If you’re looking for a decent keyboard case for your iPad, do yourself a favour: avoid this one like the plague. Read why.
Handy gadgets: An iPhone case that charges the battery 

Handy gadgets: An iPhone case that charges the battery

by Jonathan Bray  |  17 May 2013  |  Comment now
Product Brief: The Mophie Juice Pack Helium may be pricey, but three days of battery life isn’t to be sniffed at
Lenovo Thinkpad Helix: Is this the future of business laptops? 

Lenovo Thinkpad Helix: Is this the future of business laptops?

by William Maher  |  15 May 2013  |  Comment now
Now on sale in Australia, the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is unlike many laptops we've used before. Here are our first impressions.
BlackBerry Z10 reviewed: aims to provide something different, largely succeeds 

BlackBerry Z10 reviewed: aims to provide something different, largely succeeds

by Jonathan Bray  |  7 May 2013  |  Comment now
The Blackberry Z10 is a top-quality smartphone that offers something genuinely different. Read the review.
Asus Taichi 21 reviewed: a luxurious laptop/tablet 

Asus Taichi 21 reviewed: a luxurious laptop/tablet

24 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
The Asus Taichi 21 is a clever, dual-screened design, but despite a high specification and luxurious design, this hybrid laptop/tablet just falls short
Lenovo ThinkPad Twist reviewed: a ThinkPad with a difference 

Lenovo ThinkPad Twist reviewed: a ThinkPad with a difference

22 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
The Lenovo ThinkPad Twist is a hybrid ThinkPad running Windows 8. So how is it different? Read the review.
Handy gadget: A laptop charger for the car 

Handy gadget: A laptop charger for the car

by John Gillooly  |  18 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Spend most of your work day out and about in the car? This laptop power adapter works with your car's cigarette lighter.
Reviewed: Microsoft Surface with Windows RT 

Reviewed: Microsoft Surface with Windows RT

11 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
The Microsoft Surface with Windows RT is a superbly made device, but its weaknesses become apparent through use. Read the review.
Dell XPS 12 reviewed: a superb laptop, but less convincing as a tablet 

Dell XPS 12 reviewed: a superb laptop, but less convincing as a tablet

8 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
A unique hinged screen makes Dell’s XPS 12 both desirable and practical, making it a standout among hybrid laptop/tablets. Read the review.
Reviewed: 4 Bluetooth headsets under $150 

Reviewed: 4 Bluetooth headsets under $150

by Anthony Caruana  |  26 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
From Jabra to BlueAnt, Plantronics and Kogan, see our reviews of four Bluetooth headsets. Handy for taking calls in the car or while you're around the house.
Nexus 4 reviewed: superb and more affordable than big-name phones 

Nexus 4 reviewed: superb and more affordable than big-name phones

by Mike Jennings  |  19 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
The Nexus 4 is the best Nexus phone yet, and at a great price, too. Read the review.
Apple iMac 21.5-inch reviewed: the best iMac so far 

Apple iMac 21.5-inch reviewed: the best iMac so far

by Mike Jennings  |  11 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
An attractive new design and a host of small improvements combine to make the new Apple iMac 21.5-inch a stunning all-in-one computer. Read the review.
HTC One X reviewed: still has plenty of appeal 

HTC One X reviewed: still has plenty of appeal

11 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Well-built, slick and powerful, HTC’s One X is a superb handset and great value for money too. Read the review.
The Samsung Galaxy S III reviewed: still seriously powerful, slick 

The Samsung Galaxy S III reviewed: still seriously powerful, slick

5 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
A superb screen, lots of power, innovative software and a reasonable price on contract mean that the Samsung Galaxy S III still retains a high rating. Read the review.
The Nokia Lumia 920 reviewed: great screen, but battery life is disappointing 

The Nokia Lumia 920 reviewed: great screen, but battery life is disappointing

27 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
The Nokia Lumia 920 and Windows Phone 8 are a fine combo, but the bulky, battery-sapping Lumia 920 has too many issues to earn a recommendation. Read the review.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon: a boardroom Ultrabook with excellent performance 

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon: a boardroom Ultrabook with excellent performance

by Sasha Muller  |  25 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Carbon is the ThinkPad Ultrabook we’ve been waiting for from Lenovo.
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