Panasonic Lumix G95 weather-sealed camera coming
While the big camera news this year from Panasonic has been its full frame models, its favoured Micro Four Thirds range continues. The company has just announc... (Read More)
Thomas Bartlett
Phone Camera shootout: Samsung Galaxy S10 vs Huawei P30 Pro
A friend of mine buys a new camera every couple of years.
The camera happens to be part of an Android phone, but he doesn’t worry about
the rest of the phone. ... (Read More)
Samsung 2019 TV range – first impressions
Thursday, 28 March 2019 – Sydney Cricket Ground. Every banner and hoarding on the ground was advertising Samsung 8K. That is, of course, the newest highest res... (Read More)
Hobart finally scores DAB+ digital radio
Commercial Radio Australia has announced that commercial DAB+ digital radio is now available in Hobart. It's only a decade after it first appeared in the mainl... (Read More)
Telstra and trying to pre-order NBN
Can a
Telstra customer pre-order NBN when it’s coming?
For thirteen years my Internet speed has been stalled at five to six megabits per second. It was inev... (Read More)
Epson 4K PRO-UHD projectors coming
Sydney, 27 March 2019 – Ahead of their appearance in stores next week, I had a chance to spend some time one of the new Epson 4K PRO-UHD home theatre projecto... (Read More)
Kyoyu – Canon brings camera sharing to Australia
Canon – the camera company – has announced something I, frankly, find fascinating. It’s starting a camera sharing system. Actually, it calls it a “camera-shari... (Read More)
Panasonic Lumix S Series full frame cameras – hands-on
Over the last couple of days Panasonic treated a bunch of
tech writers, photographers and videographers to a bunch of picturesque
locations around Hobart. The ... (Read More)
Thomas Bartlett
Writer
Thomas has been a tech-head since high school. He was that guy who soldered up mains-powered MusicColour boxes and strobe lights for the school social (schools were lackadaisical about student safety in those days). Later he taught himself computer coding, first BASIC, then PASCAL, then Assembler. Ever since those school days he’s been a music lover, and a hifi lover. He has written thousands of published reviews over the past couple of decades.