Samsung storage gets speed, security in T7 SSD
Samsung's tiny T5 solid-state external drive is no longer the big deal in these parts. The latest is faster and…
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Whether you need a laptop, desktop, workstation, or even an all-in-one, Pickr covers computers of all types to help make sense of what’s out there.
While notebooks and laptops are easily the most searched style of computer in Australia today, we also write about desktops, too, covering both the compact and screen-based all-in-one (such as the iMac), while also detailing workstation news for pros, as well.
If it’s made for Mac, Windows, or even the occasional Android or Linux computer, and is coming to Australia, you can expect to find it here.
Linksys tackles 5G, Mesh, and smarter WiFi tech
WiFi is available everywhere, and the upgrades tend to be merely about speed, so how do you make it better? You…
Belkin makes your laptop charge pack smaller with GaN
There's a new term you'll want to memorise, because if you're ever in the market for an extra power pack for…
Alienware previews a gaming laptop handheld
Gaming laptops are getting thinner, but they're still big and bulky. Alienware's Concept UFO is something else…
Netgear adds 4G to Mesh WiFi
If the NBN is taking its sweet time or not doing its job, an addition by Netgear to mesh networking at CES could…
Intel shows off Tiger Lake, DG1 graphics
Some of the tech being shown at CES is impressive, but it might just be a hint of what's to come, as is the case…
Lenovo’s brings the fold to the PC in ThinkPad X1 Fold
There's already been at least one ThinkPad refresh this week, but another is making waves because of how it's…
Lenovo’s latest X1 laptops deliver Dolby, durability
Need a laptop that can survive a little more rough and tumble than you'd expect? Lenovo is launching a new…
Dell goes to the edge with XPS 13 almost borderless laptop
Not a fan of the black frames set around your laptop screen? Neither is Dell, and in its latest laptop, is…
Linksys monitors motion with Mesh WiFi
Your network needs to be fast and encompassing, but what if it could do more? Linksys is looking to do just that…