Preview: Oppo BDP-93
Monday, March 28th, 2011The Oppo BDP-93 is a 3D Blu-ray player that features Qdeo video processing and supports DLNA streaming of FLAC and MKV files.
The Oppo BDP-93 is a 3D Blu-ray player that features Qdeo video processing and supports DLNA streaming of FLAC and MKV files.
Ever felt like you pay more for tech just because of where you live? This week on Pulse TV we look at some of the reasons why we pay more.
Behind the headline names of the Ferrari F1 team there’s a small army of people, including Shell’s fuel and lubricant chemists, that make the team tick.
Firefox 4 is competitively fast, sports a new minimalist look and includes some excellently executed features. Unfortunately, that describes most of Firefox’s competition, too.
Byron Bay provided the spectacular backdrop for a shooting tour with Canon, a hands-on experience with the new range of EOS and IXUS cameras for 2011.
Sydney is set to play host to what its makers call the “world’s first 360-degree 3D AI cinematic experience” and is penned by the writer of Australian film The Boys.
LG may be Google’s OEM of choice for developing a Nexus branded tablet, and this device could run on the upcoming Ice Cream platform.
The Prevail Pro705 is Lexmark’s all-purpose office machine and we recommend it for home offices or small work groups; just don’t expect it to print out high-quality graphics or high-resolution photos.
Free-to-air and pay TV watching is up seven per cent this year despite competition from a number of sources, including mobile devices and the internet, the industry says.
Nikon has made a good, but not stellar, compact camera that aims to be a pocket-sized SLR replacement.
What happens when a guitar loses its strings?
The Arcam rDAC wireless edition may not be worth the additional AU$400 or more on the standard edition, but it’s still very talented in wired mode.
If you’re tired of mouse-related wrist injuries but don’t like trackballs because of the lack of a scroll wheel, then the Orbit Trackball makes a lot of sense at a surprisingly acceptable price.
If you want a quick and solid defrag utility to make your computer run more smoothly, plus added options for scheduling and other extras, you should definitely download this program.
We get our hands on a brand new Sony Ericsson Xperia Play and we do the other thing you should do with a hot, new smartphone; we unbox it.
First HTC announces the US-only Evo 3D, then it says it will make an Aussie-compatible version before retracting this as an error. So will they or won’t they?
It’s not often that we use the term jaw-dropping, but this video from Norwegian photographer Terje Sorgjerd has left us pretty speechless.
Shouldn’t your pet have tech toys too? Here’s what we saw at the Global Pet Expo.
Curious to know which games will be optimised for the Xperia Play’s PlayStation-style controller? We’ve got the full list inside.
The German photographer Chris Marquardt has managed to come up with a new image rechnology. With the help of scientists from the Max-Planck Institute and the film manufacturer Spürsinn, he has developed a new type of camera system that uses a technology similar to polarization, to amplify the light that forms the image by harnessing ambient light. The project has its roots back in the early 1990s, and after years of research, a limited quantity of cameras is now available for field test. More details will be available at the end of the week…