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MSI’s Upcoming Slate Has Laptops For Gamers, Digital Creators And Astronauts

World-leading laptop manufacturer MSI has unveiled an impressive lineup of laptops for 2020 that appeal to a wide range of users. Leading the way are its flagship laptops, the GE66 Raider and GS66 Stealth, representing quite different takes on the gamer aesthetic. The GE66 Raider Aurora Edition is “the fusion of sci-fi and resplendency,” according to MSI.…
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LG Gram Pre-Packed With Windows 11

Not only are all LG Gram laptops set to be shipped with Windows 11 already onboard to make life easier for customers, the company say previous LG Gram models can be upgraded to it by visiting the Microsoft website. “Shipping LG gram laptops with Windows 11 immediately after the OS launch is an example of our…
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Clearer Online Pricing Tipped After Cinema Chain Fined $10K

July 20, 2016 0

Palace Cinemas, operator of movie theatres in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra, has paid a $10,800 fine after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found it had breached consumer law by failing to disclose the full price of tickets booked online, and issued the chain with an infringement notice.

Not mentioned in Palace’s booking process was a compulsory “booking fee” – but it certainly showed up in the final charge imposed on credit card transactions.

“Online traders risk breaching the Australian Consumer Law if they make price representations that exclude mandatory booking fees when advertising ticket prices online,” said ACCC chairman Rod Sims, announcing the fine.

He added that this outcome follows broader ACCC engagement with the online cinema ticketing industry, aimed at improving pricing practices. 
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