Computers

Another day, another set of teasers, as two giants of the electronics world each remind us why the end of February is and isn't far away.

Not sure how you'll stop your kids from checking out all of the nasty things the internet has available? A service might just be available for your router. Provided your router is made by Linksys, that is.

In a world where smaller computers are everything, you may find big computers are clunky and not made for folks who need powerful machines. But Dell's 15 inch XPS 2 in 1 finds a way to give big computer users what they want in a small body. Does it succeed? Spoiler alert: yes.

Not sure what to get for your kids this year and the school hasn't been super helpful? We're breaking down some school laptop choices by price to help out.

Prefer a splash of colour compared to fifty shades of black? Razer's dark gaming gear is going pink for Valentines, arriving in laptops, mice, arcade sticks, and more.

It's not just Telstra and Vodafone that will have 5G in Australia, as Optus switches on the next generation of mobile technology, starting with a home broadband plan.

Not sure if the thousand dollar iPad Pro fits the budget of a budding digital artist you know? There are more ways for an artist to get their digital ink on, and one comes in the form of a new desk-friendly screen.

If you're thinking of building a computer instead of just flat out buying one, a new type of solid-state storage could have you moving files faster than pretty much anything out there.

If you know someone in need of a Chromebook, be it a student or someone who just loves to work in the cloud, HP's latest is designed to survive a little more than most lappies.

LaCie's typically orange rugged backup drives aren't the only options this year, with a diamond-cut approach to designing drives offering big sizes and fast storage.