3D Televisions have been finding their way into homes over the past year, but one question that many buyers have is about the rather expensive 3D eyewear required to view 3D content on these TVs. Why can’t you wear the same cheap 3D glasses at home that are used in cinema 3D? Well now you can with the release of[Read More…]

According to the latest Canon Consumer Digital Lifestyle Index report, despite interest rate rises in the 2nd half of 2010 Australians didn’t let up on buying digital devices with $6.8 billion spent on almost 15 million devices in 2010. Sales numbers on TVs and Digital Cameras are up, but Personal Video Recorders and PCs lead the way for the 2nd[Read More…]

With some Playstation Network services now back online Sony Computer Entertainment has announced the contents of the ‘Welcome Back’ package for its members. Once the PlayStation Store is back online (not quite yet), users can claim their welcome back gifts which will take the form of two PS3 games from the following list… LittleBigPlanet Infamous Wipeout HD/Fury Ratchet and Clank:[Read More…]

Protecting your business against the threat of cyber criminals may not simply be a case of installing firewall or Internet security software. If employees access company information and email via their own personal laptops or mobile devices and have unrestricted access to the web, more action may need to be taken. Small to Medium businesses can now take advantage of[Read More…]

If you’re searching the web for a good deal on the latest technology then you may have come across a reverse auction website. Unlike eBay, a reverse auction is won by the person with the lowest unique bid, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll be getting the best deal. Sure the winning bid on an iPad 2 may have[Read More…]