4.5
Review: Review: D-Link DCS-2530L Full HD Wi-Fi Camera
As I’ve previously asked, what about an easy to use, wireless home security camera like the D-Link Omna 180 that works for those who aren’t Apple users. Perhaps...
Full HD
4.5
Epson updates projectors with HDR support
Home projector behemoth Epson has announced a new line-up of home theatre and home entertainment projectors for the coming year. There are two ranges, one targe...
Soniq drops 55 inch TVs to just below $700
We’ve said all year that 2014 would be the year that 55 inch TVs became the average size for people, leading last year’s push on 47 inches, and with prices dropping, we can see why. JB HiFi’s house brand Soniq seems to be leading this charge, with a 55 inch falling to $699....
Sharp brings 4K colour to new TVs, but no 4K resolution
If you can’t work out why you’d need the 4K resolution but don’t want to miss out on the extra colour that Ultra High Definition TVs bring, Sharp has a couple of new TVs coming....
Soniq fixes the frame, does away with edges entirely
Frames aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, and now that manufacturers have a better grasp on TV panels, it’s time to do what we can to give you as much picture as possible, as evident in Soniq’s borderless telly....
Teac adds Android and 3D to a few TVs
If a TV doesn’t have a smart interface, it’s missing out on the web, and if it doesn’t have 3D, it’s missing out on a movie experience. Teac, however, would like people to know its new TVs have no problem having both....
BenQ offers up a gold class projector supporting up to one billion colours
With the World Cup around the corner, sports enthusiasts are probably gearing up for total immersion inside their own home if they can’t afford the plane ticket. Projectors might offer the best way to make that happen, and with that in mind BenQ has released a premium projector for picture that matters....
Soniq moves to three year warranties, though no word on budget 4K (yet)
JB HiFi’s house brand of TVs isn’t quite moving to the Ultra HD world yet, but it does have a different surprise in store for customers, and that’s one based in the world of longer lasting warranties....
3.9
Review: Review: LG G Pad 8.3
LG hasn't spent much time in the tablet area, but that looks set to change, as the company takes what it learned from the G2 smartphone and applies it to an 8.3 inch tablet that you can take anywhere you go....
4.7
Review: Curvalicious: Samsung OLED TV reviewed
In its first OLED model, Samsung delivers a cutting-edge visual experience from a single TV that, with its clever Multi-View feature, can also provide two entirely separate and very high quality viewing experiences....
LG’s love for laser makes 100 inch short-throw projection possible
Those of you out there with a desire for a proper home theatre might just fall in love with a new piece of technology about to hit the market, as LG shows off the latest innovation in the area: a projector that uses laser light to show a massive image over a short distance....
Retina reviewed: which smartphone screen rates best
Ever since Apple decided that mobile phone screens should be sharper when it introduced the "Retina" display concept, mobile manufacturers have been working hard to improve this idea considerably. Now, in 2013, the displays are so high-end that they go above and beyond what your eyes can see. But who has the best screen this year?...