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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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Vodafone Heading Into Streaming Market, Launching Vodafone TV

Vodafone is the latest telco who is dipping its toes in the streaming market partnering with Netflix launching Vodafone TV. It is offering an open version of Android TV where users can not only access Netflix but Google services such as YouTube, Chromecast and Google Play for TV and Movies. Google search is also featured on the…

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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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NBN writedown ‘inevitable’: Budde calls for all-fibre

A 50 percent writedown of the value of the National Broadband Network now appears inevitable, after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission joined the chorus calling for such a move, according to independent telecoms analyst Paul Budde. Budde first claimed a 50pc write-off would be necessary in 2016 when the newly elected PM Malcolm Turnbull failed…

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NBN Admits Only 1-In-4 FTTN Users Will Get Top Speeds

The NBN has admitted that only 1-in-4 users connecting through fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) will be able to access its fastest speeds. The company made the admission to a parliamentary committee, amid growing pressure for the government to write down the value of the multi-billion dollar endeavour. The NBN has reportedly  stated that after rollout concludes in 2020, three of four…

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NBN To Disconnect Nearly 1 Million Landlines By Mid-Year

Nearly one million landline phone networks – to homes and businesses – will be permanently disconnected in the next six months, as the NBN moves towards its peak switchover phase. The company has revealed that 313,000 disconnections will occur next month alone. In the next six months to June 926,235 locations will be formally disconnected. The average rate…

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Telcos Pass On NBN Price Cut, TPG First Out

Local telcos have begun passing on NBN price cuts to their customers, with TPG the first to offer its new pricing model. The majority of Aussie telcos are now offering higher speed plans at cheaper prices. The news comes after the NBN Co agreed to reduce the wholesale cost of its 50 Mbps plans in December, following mounting complaints about…

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Optus Refunds Customers For Misleading NBN Speeds

Following similar actions from Telstra, Optus has announced it will be compensating more than 8,700 customers who were “misled about maximum speeds they could achieve on certain Optus NBN plans”. The news was disclosed through an ACCC announcement, which states that “technical limitations” – to FTTN or FTTB connections – meant certain consumers could not obtain the…

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ACCC Warns Telcos To Stop Overselling NBN Speeds

The ACCC claims some Oz telcos are still advertising misleading NBN speeds, following Telstra and Optus’ recent decision to compensate thousands of users, after failing to deliver promised speed levels. ACCC Chairman, Rod Sims, has warned Optus & Telstra’s rivals to stop overselling their NBN plans, asserting that some consumers are still being mislead: “The remainder of the industry…

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