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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.
Logitech’s latest headset is for all-around-wireless-sound
You may only have two ears, but there are more ways to listen sound, with 3D audio arriving in headphones…
Netgear, Telstra ready world first gigabit 4G router
The NBN may not feel like it's nailing all the speed, but it's not the only high-speed game in town. A new…
Pickr’s 2017 Chinese New Year Gadget Guide
Only a few weeks into the new year, it's time to celebrate another new year, as Chinese New Year hits full swing…
How do you stay safe on public WiFi?
Not just a city thing, free internet is also on buses, on trains, at airports, and in shopping centres. Is there…
Adobe shows it can do 3D with Project Felix
Adobe's reach is in nearly every area of creativity, but there's one field it continues to stay away from: 3D.…
Do I need to buy Microsoft Office for my kids at school?
You've got the laptop, but what about the software to go on it? Let's find out whether Office will be supplied…
Pickr’s 2017 Back to School Laptop Guide
With kids going back to school, it's time to start thinking about their computer needs. Will it be a laptop, a…
Review: Dell AE2 Performance Headset
Not normally known for headphones, Dell is now in that game too, with a pair of cans that happened to be…
Samsung returns to gaming laptops, but will they return to Australia?
There was a time when Samsung's IT section in Australia was more than just printers and monitors. Could it return?