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Why a Retina display on a MacBook could be a bad idea
The most-rumoured new MacBook update sounds like it might be more trouble than it's worth. 3
It's just a fling: throwing media around your home
Want to know how to get your media about the house? There are quite a few options available, so long as you've already got a network in place. 2
Antikythera mechanism, the world's first computer: Tech Time Machine
It was on this day in history that a Greek archaeologist made a startling discovery: that of what is considered to be one of the world's oldest mechanical devices.
Retina MacBook displays already available in supplier chain
The mooted Retina displays for Apple's next generation of notebooks are already in the supply channel, and bring an increase in cost, experts say. What's unclear is whether consumers will have to p... 1
AMD launches second-generation APU processor series
These new combination CPU/GPU chips claim to double the performance over AMD's previous generation.
Nvidia accelerates gaming in the cloud
The GPU company is putting some serious horsepower in the datacentre to power gaming on the go.
Sony Vaio laptop Ivy Bridge upgrades spotted
Add Sony to the list of PC makers embracing Intel's third-generation Core i-series CPUs. 2
Woz's commitment to lifelong discovery Pulse
Why do people still care what Steve Wozniak has to say about a company he left 25 years ago? Because for "Woz" it's most definitely the journey, not the destination.
New Macs with Ivy Bridge, Retina display to launch at WWDC?
The new 2012 Ivy Bridge Mac range might be coming soon, to a store near you, according to a couple of recent hints.
Thin MacBook Pro incoming: reports
Apple's next generation of MacBook Pros will be unveiled at next month's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), according to a new report.
2012 will be a good year for laptops Pulse
While laptops are getting thinner, there are other reasons why things can only get better. 3
If it ain't broke, don't replace it Pulse
In this week's CNET Australia podcast, we talked about the reasons (or not) to upgrade one's phone. I was singled out for hanging onto my carbon-dateable iPhone 3GS, for longer than a child clings ... 12
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Samsung Series 5 Ultra 14-inch
If you miss the trappings of a normal laptop — optical drive, large-capacity hard drives, discrete graphics — but want to get in on the ultrabook rush, then the Series 5 Ultra 14-inch will do you well.
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Review | Computers
Lenovo ThinkPad X130e
For a rugged, throw-around portable laptop, the X130e fills a role. Fashion aside, the only real irksome point is the touch pad. If you're a ThinkPad lover, you'll likely enjoy using it. 1
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Review | Computers
Samsung Series 5 Ultra 13.3-inch
It might not have the backlit keyboard or the ultra-long battery life of some of its competitors, but the Samsung Series 5 Ultra is a pleasing laptop all the same. 3
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Review | Computers
Acer Aspire 5750
The Aspire 5750 is a modest computer, but for AU$599, we can find very little to complain about. If you're on a tight budget and have basic expectations, it'll serve you well.
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Review | Computers
Toshiba Satellite P750/0EM
The Satellite P750/0EM is a powerful mid-range laptop. We'd opt for a version without the 3D, though, so as to avoid incredibly poor battery life, and to save AU$500.
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Review | Computers
Asus A53S/K53SC
Asus brings us standard middle-of-the-road fare with the A53S and K53S. The slight flex and mushy response of the keyboard works against it, and the lack of Bluetooth may concern some. Still, it provides a solid laptop experience that is decent for the price.
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Tech Time Machine: 17 May
It was on this day in history that a Greek archaeologist made a startling discovery: that of what is considered to be one of the world's ...
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Tech Time Machine: 3 April
Mobile computing and mobile telephony can be a cause of frustration in this day and age, but spare a thought for those of us living 30 years ago.
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Tech Time Machine: 4 April
We all know that Bill Gates is one of the founders of Microsoft, but who's the other half?
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Set your screen temperature with F.lux
Add some extra warmth to your screen for a bit more late-night comfort.
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10 ways to fix a slow PC10
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Dell unveils XPS 13 ultrabook: photos6
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HP and the great glass ultrabook: Envy 14 Spectre, hands on11
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Samsung raises design bar with Series 9 laptop10
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AMD launches second-generation APU processor series
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