Back to school tech

By Pam Carroll on 19 January 2009

(Credit: CNET Australia)

Summer holidays are winding down and it's time to face sending the kids back to school. Whether the student in your house is starting primary school or a PhD, they'll need to have reliable tech gear to make the grade.

Alas, kitting out today's student is more complex, not to mention expensive, than buying a few pencils and spiral notebooks. To make the task easier on both your brain and your budget, CNET editors have rounded up the best value laptops, multifunction printers and MP3 voice recorders your scholar will need to attack whatever projects those new teachers are about to assign.

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    With the government roll-out of laptops for school kids being done in stages, your children may still need their own laptop. Here are CNET Australia's recommendations, with a focus on budget.

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Topics: laptops, mp3, printers, school, tech, laptop, student, winding, printer, alas

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  • Brochure Design commented on 08/04/2009 12:46 Report abuse

    With the advent of advanced technology, students should now be equipped of the necessary tools to help them out with their educational tasks and to cope up with things.

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