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- Unboxing the Huawei Ideos X5
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- Acer launches three tablets and a dual-touchscreen laptop
- Nokia N8 finally arrives
- Samsung launches 8mm thin 3D TV
- Sony Ericsson launches Xperia X8
- CEATEC: Hitachi-LG prototypes 1TB Blu-ray cartridge storage
- IFA - Ready to go in 1,2,3
- Samsung invades NZ laptop market
- Sony launches consumer HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses
- Orcon expands unbundled network
- Polaroid is back
- XT gets Android
- Wash and wear
- Buy one, get a PSP free
- Hallelujah -- Logitech announces wireless keyboard with three-year battery life
- Sony paints the Vaio P
- Samsung joins 3D TV party
- Darth Vader comes to TomTom
- Canon's G11 picks up best Expert Compact award from TIPA
- New Inspiron R from Dell
- Bangin' sounds homies
- AVG offers free emergency boot CD
- Panasonic debuts 3D TV and 3D Blu-ray
- New Vaio Z runs Quad SSD
- New Norton 360 offers iPad, iPhone and Android apps
- Apple iPad Unveiled: Hits and Misses
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- CES: LG Display develops thinnest-yet LCD TV panel
- Juice bar
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- Google gets on the buses
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- Dell's new business lightweight
- Beat the traffic this Christmas
- It's business time with the Nokia E72
- New Lenovo all-in-one PC due in December
- Seagate Replica may prevent the backup blues
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- Windows 7 pricing made public
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- New Dell LCD monitor on sale in New Zealand
- New toy for DJs and vinyl lovers
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- Find your stash
- Showstoppers
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- make.believe at IFA
- Big cans for the street
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- Yellow Pages iPhone App
- HP netbook deal for Microsoft Tech Ed delegates
- Creative palm-sized speakers for laptops
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- Microsoft offers students $80 Office
- New Nikon Coolpix has a built-in projector
- Sony Blu-ray home theatre in a box
- REVIEW: Shield - iPhone 3G/3GS case
- HP unveils top-of-the-line Mini PC
- te reo Māori for Vista
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- New Canon printer for photo pros
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- SonyEricsson W995 exclusive to Telecom XT
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- Telecom XT launch to offer freebies for the quick
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- Seagate Theatre
- World's thinnest 40-inch LCD TV
- Fast 500
- Hands on with the NZ-bound Nintendo DSi
- iPod talks
- Any i-mate of yours...
- New Eee PC has hybrid storage
- Canon's waterproof snapper
- Windows Mobile 6.5 gets a new UI
- Sony Vaio P - the "Pocket Style PC"
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- N96: Nokia's new flagship
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- Logitech buys UE and launches earphones in New Zealand
- Asus N50 notebook boasts an Air Ionizer
- Blackberry Storm
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- You call that a case? This is a case!
- Dell's Mininote hits New Zealand
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- Freeview Coverage Tool
- Vodafone launches Local Zone
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- Vodafone Compass
- Bigger, better Eee PC
- Review: Nintendo Wii Fit
- NEC releases S9100 ultraportable notebook
- RIM steals the iPhone's thunder with the 3G Blackberry Bold
- GTA IV: Pushing the boundaries of technology
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- Greg Murphy & Jonny Reid take on Gran Turismo 5
- HP releases ultra-ultraportable Mini-Note PC
- Telecom WorldMode Data Roaming
- Freeview HD, no need to wait.
- Safari 3.1 released for Mac and Windows
- Freeview HD coming April 2
- Gran Turismo 5 - Prologue release date
- Acer Ferrari 1100
- LG launches the Viewty
- Microsoft readying Blu-ray drive for Xbox360?
- NEC is back
- A $75 iPod
- What are Bicygnals?
- Lenovo to launch a rival for MacBook Air
- TV2 goes high-def
- Sony lizard skin Vaio
- Apple releases 32GB iPod Touch
- Undiscovered Gems at CES
- Microsoft Office:mac 2008
- Apple releases thinnest-ever notebook [UPDATED with slideshow]
- Telecom to launch Blackberry in NZ
- Google Takes a Crack at Wikipedia with Knol
- Google Maps launches in New Zealand
- Panasonic PT-AE2000
- Xbox 360 Fall Update is here
- 1080P for $3999
- Hollywood launches legal DVD copying - lots of strings attached
- AMD's new CPU still no match for Intel
- Will we ever see the Zune?
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- PS3 update enables remote on/off via PSP
- Telecom OKTA -- a new brand and a cool phone
- MAC OS X Leopard reviewed
- Be The Stig with Gran Turismo 5
- $799, 40GB PS3 on the shelves now
- Halo 3 is here
- iPod Touch: Gorgeous and Talented, but is it Overqualified?
- Lenovo to launch "Blue Sky" green PC
- Microsoft's Sidewinder brand rides again
- First Look: Apple's 160GB iPod Classic
- iPods revamped and a new one based on the iPhone
- Hands on with the first NZ hacked iPhone
- Sony Readies Wii-like PS2
- Find your rugby mates online
- Halo movie filmed in Wellington landfill
- Orcon unbundles first customers
- digiRAMA introduce music download card
- Xtra/Yahoo Bubble; the launch that never was
- BioShock gives Take-Two a sharemarket boost
- Logitech G9 gaming mouse - Hands on
- The indestructible PS3
- Xbox 360 gets Kiwi price cut
- Apple releases new iMacs
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- Sony throws Kiwi consolers a bone
- Samsung announce Blu-ray/HD-DVD combo player
- Surf faster with Interclue's web preview tool
- TelstraClear increases broadband speeds for some
- Philips amBX to shake up PC gaming?
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- Norton AntiBot arms PC users against hijackers
- iHug enters small business market
- Sony confirms PS3 rumble controller
- Mouse that flies
- Local pricing announced for Xbox 360 accessories
- Google unveils widgets to personalise maps
- Mysterious fourth Xbox 360 seen at Microsoft rehearsal
- Sony cuts PS3 price by $100 in the US
- Orcon to offer naked broadband and VoIP
- The iPhone: Lots to Love, but Flaws Too
- Dell launches designer notebooks
- Skype launches Skype Pro in New Zealand
- New Blu-ray copy protection scheme finalised
- Games for Windows Live launches today
- Microsoft Adding Heatsinks to Broken Xbox 360s
- EA helps Mac get its game on
- Sony release camera plug-in for PSP
- Company of Heroes is world's first DirectX 10 game
- Microsoft reinvents the coffee table
- PS3 firmware to 1.8 - adds 1080p video upscaling
- Verbatim first to HD DVD-R
- Microsoft banning modded Xbox consoles
- Halo 3 release date: September 25
- Halo 3 multiplayer beta
- Centrino Duo is here...this is why you want it.
- PacMan wants to take you to New York (Win stuff too!)
- New Sony HandyCam's do HD and HDD
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- HD-DVD strikes back
- Microsoft show off new hardware line up
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- Xbox 360 - The Laptop Edition
- Freeview TV, Vista and Xbox 360 - Part 2
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- Hi, I'm a Mac...
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- Xbox 360 Elite... it's official!
- Sony selling boat loads of PS3's
- Xbox 360 Elite?
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- iPod, meet projector
- Tomato - fruit, vege or... flash memory?
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- New Seagate notebook drive adds motion sensor.
- New PS2... just in time for the PS3
- Wellington and Christchurch get revved up
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- DRM: Jobs hates it too.
- Our kind of bouquet
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- Live from CES...
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- First impressions of Sony's PlayStation 3
- How about these Apples?
- Canon unveils new digital SLR
- Sony unwraps GPS add-on for digital cameras
- Digirama completes set of major labels
- Digital photo frame for cellphone images
- Microsoft Readies Digital Media Player/Download Service
- Panasonic SDHC Camcorder
- Need a 100 million pixel CCD image sensor?
- Panasonic announces a Lumix D-SLR
- Acer launches a giant HD DVD laptop
- Dell launches new entertainment products
- Samsung's mobile TV phone
- Sky to Launch Hi Def TV Within Two Years
- Smug Technology Alert
- Samsung's flash portables
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- Sony unveils ultra-compact PC
- Perreaux SX60m: It's Little But It's Loud
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- CeBIT: Samsung shows 10-Megapixel camera phone
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