Slideshows

First look: Dell Latitude 2100 ruggedised netbook

The first ruggedised netbook designed specifically for schools

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LG launches Prada II mobile phone

LG partners with Prada again to launch the LG Prada II fashion smartphone

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The evolution of the netbook

22 netbooks in 18 months

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In pictures: Taking apart Hewlett-Packard's Proliant DL380 G5 server

We get up close and personal with the HP Proliant DL380 G5, one of the world's best selling servers.

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Linux and luxury: Behind the scenes on the Emirates Airbus A380

We take a look at the Emirates Airbus A380's high-tech luxuries and Linux-based Panasonic Aviation eX2 in-flight entertainment system.

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Hands-on with the Kogan Agora Netbook Pro

The 10.2in Kogan Agora Netbook Pro will be available for $539 and it runs the gOS Linux distribution.

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Acer sees the future of smartphones as free

Introducing the Acer F900 touch-screen smartphone

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iPhone-controlled car to demo at Geneva Motor Show

Stylish, speedy and sexy -- it's everything a concept car is meant to be

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Turning 5,000 discarded mobile phones into art

Artist Rob Pettit creates mobile phone art to highlight the proliferation and waste of mobile phones

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First look at the latest Google phone: The HTC Magic

High Tech Computer (HTC) unveiled its second Google Android-based smartphone, the HTC Magic

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Slideshow: BlackBerry -- then and now

Recession. What recession? Research in Motion is pushing on ahead with it local expansion plans by formally opening its new regional headquarters in Sydney to serve customers in Australia and New Zealand. As part of the opening, which featured guests from the SNW government and Canadian consulate, RIM also showcased 10 years of innovation with a display of BlackBerry devices from past to present. Take a look at our slideshow to see how the BlackBerry has evolved.

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Apple updates its flagship notebook

17in MacBook Pro gets the unibody treatment, new battery.

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Ducks, dorks and deviants: Wackiest stories of 2008

It's not all bits and bytes

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In Pictures: Aussies rally against sanitised Internet

Armchair activists hit the streets across capital cities to rally against national Internet content filtering.

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Nokia N97: A closer look

Nokia N97 takes aim at Apple's iPhone

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2008 geek gadget gift guide

10 Christmas gift ideas for the true techie

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10 kitchen gadgets for the geek gourmet

From Internet-enabled appliances to wireless thermometers, we offer a tantalising list of cool kitchen toys.

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November Cool Tools

A snapshot of the latest and greatest gadgets, gizmos and technology announced this month.

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IN PICTURES: Tech of Yesteryear - Where old computers find their final resting place

Max Burnet has turned his home in the leafy suburbs of Sydney into arguably Australia’s largest private computer museum. Since retiring as director of Digital Equipment Corporation a decade ago, Burnet has converted his interest in the computing industry into an invaluable snapshot of computer history. Every available space from his basement to the top floor of his two-storey home is covered with relics from the past. His collection is vast, from a 1920s Julius Totalisator, the first UNIX PDP-7, a classic DEC PDP-8, the original IBM PC, Apple’s Lisa, MITS Altair 8800, numerous punch cards and over 6000 computer reference books. And more. He happily opened his doors for us to take a look.

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