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Lexmark Prestige Pro805

The Pro805 frustrates as much as it innovates with a touchscreen interface and an interesting, iPhone-style app store.

Lexmark Prevail Pro705

The Pro705 can print, scan, copy and fax as well as connect to a network via wireless or Ethernet, and has a 50-page automatic document feeder plus a duplexer built-in.

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  • Lexmark Prospect Pro205

    The Pro205 is the lowest rung on the professional series lune-up from Lexmark, with 802.11n connectivity and business card scanning alongside its standard print, scan, copy and fax functionality.

  • Lexmark Intuition S505

    The S505 can print, scan and copy plus print documents on two sides of the page. It has a 2.4-inch LCD screen with memory card slots and is a wireless multifunction device.

  • Lexmark Interpret S405

    The S405 can print, scan, copy and fax, as well as connect to your wireless network. It comes with an automatic document feeder and Lexmark claims that it can reach speeds of up to 33ppm in draft mode.

  • Lexmark Impact S305

    The S305 is a wireless multifunction printer that can copy, scan and print. Lexmark claims speeds of up to 33ppm in draft mode.

  • Lexmark Interact S605

    Lexmark's S605 carries a premium price, but the clever touchscreen features do justify it.

  • Canon Pixma iP4700

    The iP4700 is an auto-duplexing printer that also prints on CD and DVD, housing individual ink tanks as well.

  • Canon Pixma iX7000

    The iX7000 is an A3 printer designed for businesses and can auto-duplex on plain paper.

  • Sony Bravia KDL46WE5

    Sony Australia's first crack at an "eco-conscious" LCD TV, the WE5 cuts power consumption through its new HCFL backlight and a Presence Sensor.

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  • Green printing: How does your printer stack up?

    Considering the extensive range of consumables, from paper to cartridges, it's no surprise that printers are one of the big areas where environmental concerns take centre stage. So what can you do to lessen the impact that your printing has on the environment?

  • Future fuels: What will power tomorrow's cars?

    With air pollution getting worse and oil production declining, car manufacturers are looking to alternative fuels. But what will power tomorrow's cars?

  • Green downloads: Eco-minded apps

    We admit that as it's St Patrick's Day, we've got green downloads on the brain, but if your taste runs more to a green environment than Guinness, check out this sampling of energy-saving applications.

  • What's hot (and not) in televisions 2009

    Looking to buy a new TV this year, but not sure what to look for? We go over some of the hottest new features promoted at CES 2009.

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  • Energy-aware internet routing coming soon

    Researchers say they have developed a routing algorithm that can help big internet companies reduce their energy bills by millions of dollars.

  • Sony Ericsson Greenheart aims for sustainable future

    The buy-and-throw-away culture of consumer technology is deeply ingrained, but Sony Ericsson believes it can be a part of turning this around. The company today announced plans to reduce its carbon footprint by 15 per cent by 2015, with initiatives that include handsets being produced from recyclable materials, calling the program Greenheart.

  • GM turns a shade of green before deadline

    It may be teetering on the brink of bankruptcy or nationalisation and have a US government imposed 1 June deadline hanging over its head, but General Motors found time yesterday to tout its green credentials. It also committed to a further greening of the company.

  • How best to make digital gadgets greener?

    The consumer electronics and IT industries are trying to go green. But what constitutes a "greener gadget" is still a work in progress.

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