Apple’s iPad has officially been a runaway success in the U.S, with half a million units delivered during its first week of sales. While this is great news for Apple, it has also resulted in a delayed release of the iPad for the rest of the world, including Australia. The iPad lets users browse the web, read and send email,[Read More…]
April 27 marked the 29th anniversary of the very first publicly available computer mouse in 1981. A year later Microsoft introduced its first computer mouse, however it was only 11 years ago that we saw the demise of those frustrating mice with the little rubber ball inside. Read more about the history of Computer Mice HERE.
Australians are spending up big on the latest gadgets, parting with 5.9 billion dollars for digital technology last year alone. Canon’s Consumer Digital Lifestyle index reveals that our love affair with LCD TVs continues, making up 38.1 percent of tech sales in 2009…up a whopping 40 percent over the previous year. Other popular gadget buys included Video Game consoles which[Read More…]
Nintendo has announced that from today (29 April 2010), Wii™ – the biggest selling home console of the current generation – will be available in Australia for only SRP $AU299.95 (Previously Wii was SRP $AU399.95)
Telstra is adding more cababilites to the traditional home phone with the intrucution of the T-Hub, Australia’s first touch screen home phone. The new internet connected device will also give you access to the latest news and weather forecasts as well as listening to Australian radio stations via the internet radio. You can even view YouTube videos on the T-Hub.[Read More…]
