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Samsung Galaxy Y Android phone

Samsung Galaxy Y review: A cheap as chips Android phone, let down by a low resolution screen

Sony Tablet P Android tablet (preview)

Sony Tablet P preview: The Sony Tablet P Android tablet has a clamshell design with dual 5.5in touchscreens

Prada Phone by LG 3.0 Android phone (preview)

Prada Phone by LG 3.0 preview: LG's third smartphone to feature Prada branding delivers on style, but does it have substance?

Cyberoam NetGenie Home Wireless Router

A stable little wireless router with excellent parental controls

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Brother MFC-J825DW multifunction inkjet printer

This multifunction inkjet printer can do everything a basic home office needs

Panasonic PT-AR100E home theatre projector

This Panasonic projector is a big screen for your living room, even with the lights on

Origin Genesis Z68 gaming PC

The Genesis Z68 is a very fast and very well built gaming PC that's hard not to love

HP Folio 13-1008TU Ultrabook

The Folio 13 is well built, looks good and is a pleasure to use. It's most definitely one of the best Ultrabooks on the Aussie market.

Panasonic VIERA TH-P50UT30A 3D plasma TV

Panasonicâ��s cheapest 3D plasma is good value for money

Medion Akoya P7812 (MD 98770) notebook

Medion Akoya P7812 (MD 98770) review: A well rounded budget notebook that can be used for a little bit of everything, including gaming

Contour ROAM video camera

This cheap waterproof video camera is a great tool for all-weather fun

MSI X460 (X460-095AU) laptop

MSI X460 review: A 14in laptop with a quad-core, Core i7 CPU and a 120GB SSD

Brother MFC-J825DW multifunction inkjet printer

This multifunction inkjet printer can do everything a basic home office needs

Sony NEX-7 digital camera

Sonyâ��s newest NEX camera is technically brilliant, but its controls and menus need some refinement

Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone

Nokia Lumia 800 review: Nokia's first Windows Phone is also the first smartphone to effectively compete with iPhone and Android rivals

Panasonic PT-AR100E home theatre projector

This Panasonic projector is a big screen for your living room, even with the lights on

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In pictures: The world's coolest datacentres

Data centres need to be secure, temperature controlled, spacious, redundant, reliable – nothing sexy. But that doesn't mean they can't be. Here are a few that rise above the crowd and take advantage of the possibilities.

In pictures: HP Envy 15 Beats Audio notebook

The HP Envy 15 is a 15in laptop with a ton of style, and good dollop of substance as well. It features an Intel Core i7-2670QM quad-core CPU at its helm, and it's surrounded by 8GB of DDR3 SDRAM, dual graphics (integrated Intel and AMD Radeon HD 7690M adapters) and 750GB WD hard drive.

Hot Authentication Tools

The trusty telephone is emerging as one of the key elements in new multifactor authentication schemes designed to protect online banking and other web-based financial transactions from rapidly evolving security threats.

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The Byte - Yahoo starts fresh, Nokia layoffs, Chrome for Android 4.0, President Obama's science fair

More than half of Yahoo's board will be new, setting the stage for a fresh start for incoming CEO Scott Thompson. Nokia will lay off 4,000 workers and move more of its production facilities to Asia before the end of 2012. Google's Chrome browser will come to Android 4.0 devices and sync bookmarks and autocomplete data across devices. At the White House Science Fair President Barack Obama launched a marshmallow with an eighth grader's air cannon.

The Byte – Sony rebrands, ThinkPad gets Android 4.0, Fisker blocked, Google fiber ready

The Byte, Feb. 7, 2012 Sony will merge its PlayStation platform into its broader services and products. Lenovo’s ThinkPad tablet will get upgraded to Android 4.0 in May Google is ready to lay fiber cables in its pilot for super fast internet in Kansas City, Kansas.

The Byte - Apple injunction, WiFi grounded, smartphones outship, subway pics

The Byte, Feb. 6, 2012 Apple removes then restores some products in its online store in Germany. In flight WiFi remains unprofitiable with only 7 percent of the traveling public using the service. Smartphones outshipped PCs and tablets for the first time in 2011. Subway riders in cities worldwide are getting snapped by admiring riders.

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