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What is OLED?

By now you've probably heard about OLED or organic light-emitting diodes. LG and Samsung both revealed potential models at this year's CES, with the LG winning CNET's Best of CES Award.

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Why all HDMI cables are the same: part 2

Not so long ago, we wrote a piece provocatively titled "Why all HDMI cables are the same". There was a ruckus, which we expected, but there were also some excellent follow-up questions.

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Steve Jobs more tweaker than inventor?

Following his death, Steve Jobs has been lauded by many as one of the world's most imaginative inventors. But a portrait of the Apple leader in The New Yorker paints him as more of a tweaker on a never-ending quest for perfection.

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Samsung transparent LCD panel hands on

The shopping experience is getting more Minority Report-like by the day, what with innovations like digital billboards that know your age and gender and serve up ads accordingly.

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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies

Steve Jobs, the technology pioneer who co-founded Apple, the Oscar-winning animation house Pixar and computer-maker NeXT, passed away today.

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Apple Thunderbolt Display

The lack of native PC support is still a disappointment. That said, the stellar performance and added connection features, including Ethernet and Thunderbolt, make it a powerful and functional monitor for users of Thunderbolt-enabled Macs.

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More screens can make you more productive

More screens can make you more productive

If you're only looking at one screen right now, you could be getting more work done.

Set your screen colour temperature with F.lux

Set your screen colour temperature with F.lux

Add some extra warmth to your screen for a bit more late-night comfort.

What is OLED?

What is OLED?

By now you've probably heard about OLED or organic light-emitting diodes. LG and Samsung both revealed potential models at this year's CES, with the LG winning CNET's Best of CES Award. 2

Shouting from Hon Hai Pulse

Shouting from Hon Hai

The Western press is currently rife with demands that Apple improve its manufacturing working conditions. But it is far from the only company that engages in such practices. 2

Quick tip: for cheap Apple and Dell goods, don't forget refurbs

Quick tip: for cheap Apple and Dell goods, don't forget refurbs

Not sure if you can trust the seconds store you're shopping at? Thankfully, two vendors in Australia sell their refurbished wares directly to the public. 4

Can we stop lying about numbers now? Pulse

Can we stop lying about numbers now?

You're being lied to everyday, and it's only getting worse. If there's anything we've learned, it's that there are lies, damn lies and product specs. 6

Microsoft embraces Kinect hacks, readies PC hardware

Microsoft embraces Kinect hacks, readies PC hardware

Microsoft, which has gradually embraced hackers tinkering with its Kinect motion-sensing video-game controller, is now working on a Kinect for PCs. 1

How we test: monitors

How we test: monitors

CNET Australia's methodology for testing monitors.

Why all HDMI cables are the same: part 2

Why all HDMI cables are the same: part 2

Not so long ago, we wrote a piece provocatively titled "Why all HDMI cables are the same". There was a ruckus, which we expected, but there were also some excellent follow-up questions. 12

Steve Jobs more tweaker than inventor?

Steve Jobs more tweaker than inventor?

Following his death, Steve Jobs has been lauded by many as one of the world's most imaginative inventors. But a portrait of the Apple leader in The New Yorker paints him as more of a tweaker... 3

Samsung transparent LCD panel hands on

Samsung transparent LCD panel hands on

The shopping experience is getting more Minority Report-like by the day, what with innovations like digital billboards that know your age and gender and serve up ads accordingly. 1

Samsung gets Sm'art with art for the cloud

Samsung gets Sm'art with art for the cloud

Samsung's Sm'art Gallery Panel is a product in development that lets you rotate digital wall art according to mood, decor and occasion. No buttons or remote required. 1

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    Lenovo ThinkVision LT1421

    Lenovo ThinkVision LT1421

    The ThinkVision is an acceptable accessory if you need extra screen real estate on the go. Just don't expect flawless imagery.

  • Review  |  Computers

    BenQ EW2430V

    BenQ EW2430V

    BenQ's EW2430V is a decent performer with good movie-watching capabilities, excellent black levels and a lengthy warranty. If you're after a good all-rounder, it should suit your needs perfectly.

  • Review  |  Computers

    LG Cinema 3D D2542P-PN

    LG Cinema 3D D2542P-PN

    LG's D2542P-PN is more suited to console playing and movie watching when in 3D mode, but as a straight monitor there's much better value to be had elsewhere.

  • Review  |  Computers

    Apple Thunderbolt Display

    Apple Thunderbolt Display

    The lack of native PC support is still a disappointment. That said, the stellar performance and added connection features, including Ethernet and Thunderbolt, make it a powerful and functional monitor for users of Thunderbolt-enabled Macs.

  • Review  |  Computers

    BenQ XL2410T

    BenQ XL2410T

    BenQ's XL2410T is excellent value, especially considering it runs at 120Hz. With silky smooth frame rates, low response time and guaranteed zero input lag, this is a great gaming monitor. If you're in a colour critical environment though, you should look elsewhere, preferably for something with an IPS screen. 1

  • Review  |  Computers

    Asus PA246

    Asus PA246

    At AU$699, the PA246 offers great value. We're concerned, though, by the colour shift in the inversion pixel walk test in some colour presets.

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