August 27, 2010
Samsung has entered the New Zealand laptop market with a range of netbooks and notebooks tailored to students, consumers and SMBs.
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Samsung has entered the New Zealand laptop market with a range of netbooks and notebooks tailored to students, consumers and SMBs.
Sony's new Handycam NEX-VG10E is the first consumer camcorder to feature interchangeable lenses for greater creative flexibility. Now you can release your inner auteur with a choice of lenses from macro to super-zoom.
Continue reading "Sony launches consumer HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses" »
Orcon has unbundled three more exchanges in Auckland at Birkdale, Henderson and Albany.
Polaroid is baaack. If you missed the fun of instant film photography, then rejoice.
Telecom is releasing the Motorola Milestone, an Android 2.1 powered smartphone.
Sony's new sporty Walkman W can be washed along with your sports duds after a sweaty workout. Not in the machine, obviously, but under the tap.
Vodafone is giving away PSPs - if you buy one of the new Sony Ericsson X10i handsets.
Sick of buying batteries for wireless desktop devices? Me too. I even ditched them and went backed to the wired variety. Now, Logitech is promising us three-year battery life in the Wireless Desktop MK710.
Continue reading "Hallelujah -- Logitech announces wireless keyboard with three-year battery life" »
Sony's refresh of the ultraportable Vaio P series is totally colourtastic. Mind your eyeballs if you make the jump.
It wasn't the first to show us its technology, but Samsung is the first to get products to the shops. You can buy a Samsung 3D TV now, while Sony and Panasonic have scheduled June releases for their offerings.
