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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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ACCC Ruling Allows Retailers To Collectively Bargain With Landlords During COVID-19

The ACCC has granted the Australian Retailers Association (ARA), including all its current and future members, temporary authorisation to share information relevant to negotiations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Usually, rental agreements between retailers and commercial landlords are entirely confidential. The Australian Retailers Association currently has around 7,500 members. “The ACCC decision will level the playing field…

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New Consumer Data Rules For Banking

The Australian Consumer Competition Commission (ACCC) has today announced new rules regarding the delivering of consumer data in banking. Following the Treasurer's consent, under the new rules (which come into effect 6 February), the national watchdog will require the four major banks to share product reference data with accredited data recipients. It comes after the big four…

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Overheating HP Battery Recall Extended

Product Safety Australia (PSA) has extended the recall for the internal batteries in several HP laptop computers, due to an overheating risk, to March 2019. Affected notebooks include HP ProBooks (64x G2 and G3 series, 65x G2 and G3 series), HP x360, HP ENVY m6, HP Pavilion x360, HP ZBook (17 G3, 17 G4, and Studio G3) Mobile Workstations. The affected batteries were sold…

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Wonder Cooker Recalled Over Burn Risk

Product Safety Australia has recalled Brazco International’s Wonder Cooker, citing a loose heating element, posing the risk of burning users and their surroundings. Affected Wonder Cookers [SKU TV044411] were stocked at various discount stores throughout Tasmania, South Australia and Queensland between 26 October 2018 and 13 December 2018. The red double-sized cooker was sold with a 240V power…

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New Microsoft Xbox Tipped To Launch 2020

Announced at E3, Microsoft has revealed it’s working on the next-generation Xbox console – a device sources state could launch around 2020. According to Thurrott, Microsoft’s next Xbox (codenamed ‘Scarlett’) will launch late 2020, as part of a “family of devices” – e.g. similar to Xbox One derivatives. Sources claim the suite of new Xbox hardware will release in…

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Telstra To Refund ~100K Customers For Misleading Billing

Telstra is set to refund thousands of mobile phone customers, after the ACCC found individuals unintentionally incurred third-party charges and subscriptions, without being prompted to verify their identity, or enter payment details. The ACCC has penalised Telstra for making misleading representations about its third-party billing service ‘Premium Direct Billing’ (PDB), and the telco has committed to refund affected customers. Telstra admits “more than 100,000 customers may have been…

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ACCC Inquiry Into Facebook & Google Tipped To Be World’s Broadest

The ACCC suspects Google and Facebook have collected much more personal information than widely known, asserting accurate revelations could cause mass concern. The news comes after the Federal Government tasked the ACCC with investigating the digital tech giants – an inquiry Chairman, Rod Sims, reportedly  affirms will be the broadest of its nature in the world. The regulator will…

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Misleading speed claims: 60,000 NBN customers to score compo

The number of Australian NBN subscribers due to receive compensation from leading telcos over misleading speed claims has risen to almost 60,000. Telstra, Optus and TPG have all agreed to offer refunds to customers who may have received slower NBN speeds than what was offered in the products they bought. Their decisions follow action late last year…

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