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Reviews Smartphones LG Brands

REVIEW: LG G6 Goes Back To Basics But Has It Got It, To Take On The Samsung S8?

For the last four weeks, I’ve been using the new LG G6 as my principle smartphone, instead of diving straight into a review like many journalists, I prefer to put…

ByDavid Richards

Reviews Smartphones ZTE Brands

Review: ZTE’s Axon 7 Packs Decent Specs, Lacks Charm

[highlight ]ZTE is perhaps best known in Australia as a budget manufacturer that supplies Telstra's own-branded devices. However, the Chinese brand is now looking to strike out on its own. Like other Chinese players Oppo and Huawei, it's keen to cultivate a local audience - and the brand's new Axon 7 is the opening salvo…

Reviews Bauhn Brands Display and TV

Review: Bauhn Delivers Pricing Ultimatum With 48-Inch UHD TV

[highlight ]After cruising into the market and winning over the money of thousands of customers only a few days ago with their new 65-inch 4K Ultra HD LCD LED TV, Bauhn have returned to ALDI with their new 48-inch UHD LCD LED TV.[/highlight] As is often the case of Bauhn-produced displays: if you're looking to make…

Reviews Smartphones HTC

Review: HTC Goes Premium With U Ultra

[highlight ]A key criticism voiced against HTC's previous efforts is that outside of not-being Samsung, there's not a whole lot you could say about the brand's identity. Their new HTC U rebranding feels like a confident rebuttal of that criticism, even if the HTC U Ultra itself doesn't quite live up to its potential.[/highlight] The first…

Reviews Samsung Brands Display and TV

Review: Samsung Q8 TV, Where Can Samsung Go From Here?

[highlight ]You must give it to Samsung, they are a powerhouse when it comes to consumer electronics innovation and this is no more evident than with their new QLED TV range.[/highlight] Australia's #1 TV supplier has not invested in OLED TV's for the simple reason they believe that their QLED TV technology is as good "if…

ByDavid Richards

Reviews Razer Brands Gaming Hardware

Review: Razer Blade Sets New Standard For Gaming Laptops

There’s a strong case to be made that Razer’s Blade might hold up as one of the best gaming laptops the company have ever put together. When it comes to performance, and to a lesser extent aesthetics, the new Razer Blade is a standout realization of the what the experience of making a gaming desktop…

Reviews Smartphones Motorola Brands

Jan 2017

Review: Moto Z Is The Benchmark Smartphone When It Comes To Attach Mods

This goes with that is a marketing concept that was first used in the 1970’s by Melbourne based fashion house Sussan, the concept went on to be highly successful. Now Motorola…

Reviews Kaiser Baas Wearables Gaming Hardware

ByDavid Richards

Dec 2016

Review: Kaiser Baas VR-X Headset Sets Out To Enhance Smartphone VR

It often feels like the fantasy of putting on a headset and immersing yourself in VR is as high cost as it is high-tech. Kaiser Baas’ VR-X headset looks to…

Reviews Acer Tablets & Computers Brands

Nov 2016

Review: Acer Switch Alpha 12 Sits At The Top Of The Category

It’s easy to dismiss 2-in-1 laptops as a gimmick but their utility isn’t hard to see. Yesterday’s laptops were all about uniformity. They were standardized tools in the hands of a workforce that was consistent, if inflexible. Today’s laptops are of a different breed. They reflect modern workplace values, prioritizing versatility and freedom. Acer’s Switch Alpha…

Reviews Cameras Kaiser Baas Brands

Nov 2016

Review: X360 Dual Lens Camera Doesn’t Hold Up

Blurring the lines between beginning and end, Kaiser Baas are complimenting their VR-X Headset with a new 360-degree camera. Called the X360, it’s a dual lens device designed to take photos and videos…