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Cross the deep Blu-ray sea
Sight and Sound If you want to play American Blu-rays, you'll need to exercise dogged persistence.
Toss-up: notebooks for students
Adam Turner As students head back to school, it's time to look for a notebook that won't break your back or your budget.
Windows 8: more than just a touch-up
Edward C. Baig Radical changes, possibly the biggest to ever hit Windows PCs, are going to dramatically alter the status quo of computing this week.
Can Microsoft's Surface hold its own in the tablet wars?
Adam Turner Without the ability to run desktop applications, why would I want Microsoft's Surface RT over an Apple or Android tablet?
Microsoft launches Modern warfare
Adam Turner Can a touch-friendly tile interface for the PC win over customers?
Break down Blu-ray borders
Multiregion capability no longer has to mean big bucks, writes Anthony Clarke.
Toss-up: ultrabooks
Adam Turner If you're looking for a highly portable notebook without having to sacrifice grunt, then an ultrabook might be the answer.
Apple iTV? Bring it on, says Samsung, as battle-lines drawn in the new tech war
Asher Moses in Las Vegas The threat of an Apple iTV cast a heavy shadow over the Consumer Electronics Show this year.
What you need to know when buying a TV
Rod Easdown Keep calm, take a deep breath and enter a new realm of home entertainment.
Plasma v LCD - which should you buy?
Rod Easdown Where your set is located can dictate which television is best for you.
Complaints mount over Dick Smith’s dodgy drives
Asher Moses The Fair Trading Commissioner will conduct a formal investigation into whether the practice by retailers of selling used goods as new is "widespread and systemic" following reports from this website.
Four-way shootout: new iPad takes on Android rivals
Darren Yates PC or Mac? It was technology's equivalent of asking your mates “Ford or Holden?” and always guaranteed to start a debate – and even the odd stoush.
Ultra-sleek, but not the main game
DAVID POGUE What is an ultrabook? It is a gorgeous, sleek wedge of a laptop, clad in shining brushed metal.
Ultrabook roundup
Darren Yates If there’s a category that captures what notebooks are really all about, it’s the ultraportable.
Where TVs go to die
Katie Cincotta It's time to lift our game when disposing of our much-loved gadgets. By Katie Cincotta.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 coming this month
Samsung, Apple's biggest competitor in the market for iPad-sized tablet computers, is updating its line to include features such as one that lets a tablet act as a universal remote control for an...
Landfill ban for e-waste
Lia Timson Four Sydney councils have banned the dumping of electronic waste from next January in a bid to force the federal and state governments to implement a national recycling scheme.
Windows 7 may test Apple's winning streak
Apple's Mac computers have steadily gained market share over the years, a winning streak that may be tested by next week's launch of Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system.
Gateway plans stylish comeback
Julia Talevski "NO BULL$#!% We're Back!" That's the slogan attached to the comeback of PC stablemate Gateway. The brand has been absent from the Australian market since 2001 and, to mark its relaunch, it will...
