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  • Review: Toshiba Tablet (AT200)

    Toshiba claims its latest AT200 tablet is the world's thinnest and lightest 10.1in device.

  • Review: Sony Tablet P

    Sony's Tablet P offers something different in the tablet market, opting for a design with dual-screens that fold onto each other when closed.

  • Apple iPad (preview)

    Apple has unveiled its third-generation iPad, simply called the "new iPad". The new iPad looks identical to the iPad 2, but boasts a high resolution "retina" display, has an upgraded 5-megapixel camera, is powered by a dual-core A5X processor with quad-core GPU, but Aussies miss out on 4G connectivity.

  • Preview: LG Optimus 3D Max

    LG's Optimus 3D Max is the company's second glasses-free 3D smartphone.

  • Preview: LG Optimus Vu

    The LG Optimus Vu has a huge 5in screen and could be considered a small tablet rather than a smartphone.

  • Preview: Sony Xperia U

    Sony's Xperia U is the baby of the company's new Xperia range of smartphones.

  • Preview: Nokia Lumia 610

    The Nokia Lumia 610 is the entry level Lumia in the company's Windows Phone range, and will be the cheapest Windows Phone on the market.

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    Preview: Nokia 808 PureView

    Nokia's 808 PureView has a huge 41-megapixel camera.

  • Preview: HTC One V

    The HTC One V is the baby of HTC's new One range, but it features most of the same software as other models.

  • Preview: HTC One S

    The HTC One S is the company's mid-tier One series smartphone and it features a design that's just 7.6mm thin.

  • Preview: HTC One XL

    The HTC One XL is a 4G-capable version of HTC's One X that will work on Telstra's new 4G network in Australia.

  • Preview: Samsung Galaxy Ace 2

    Samsung's Galaxy Ace 2 attempts to bring a quality display to the mid-range or budget end of the smartphone market.

  • Preview: Motorola Xoom 2

    The Motorola Xoom 2 is thinner, lighter and faster than the original Xoom. It is now available through Telstra and JB Hi-Fi stores.

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    Preview: Samsung Galaxy S II 4G

    According to the latest rumours, Telstra will soon released a 4G capable version of Samsung's Galaxy S II smartphone.

  • Review: Acer Iconia Tab A200

    Acer's Iconia A200 doesn't offer anything new but it's low price tag will raise a few eyebrows.

  • Review: Samsung Galaxy Y

    The Samsung Galaxy Y retails for just $129 through Telstra, making it an Android phone that offers great value for money.

  • Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7

    The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is thin and light, but doesn't offer the best user experience.

  • Review: HTC Velocity 4G

    The HTC Velocity 4G is the first phone to work on Telstra's LTE enablement of its Next G network.

  • Preview: HTC Velocity 4G, Australia's first 4G phone

    Telstra may have unveiled it's 4G network late last year, but it has taken a little longer to release a phone that takes advantage of the faster speeds. Enter the HTC Velocity 4G: the first phone to work on Telstra's LTE enablement of its Next G network.

  • Microsoft Lync 2010: Unified communications comes of age

    Every once in a very long while, I get to review a product that strikes me as a stepping stone toward the future. Microsoft Lync 2010 combines instant messaging, VoIP calling, live meetings, and videoconferencing, but it's more than the sum of these parts. Although Lync integrates with almost any PBX, it puts the PC at the center of communications so effectively that it could send your current phone system packing.

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