Australian Review: D-Link Viper DSL-2900 Dual Band AC 1900 Modem Router – Spitting venom
Final Thoughts I really liked the DSL-2890AL and the Viper is even better; D-Link has addressed almost every single issue I had with the DSL-2890AL.…
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Australian Review: New Nintendo 3DS XL – Stop gaming on your smartphone
The original 3DS launch didn't quite go to plan. Initial sales were disappointing, but after cutting the handheld's price and releasing an XL model, Nintendo…
Australian Review: Netgear Nighthawk X6 R8000 – Overkill
Final Thoughts Some might call the Nighthawk X6 overkill, while others might call it future-proof. Whatever your opinion, this behemoth of a router feels a…
Australian Review: Motorola Moto 360 – It’s about time
Finally. Motorola's fabled Moto 360 smartwatch is available in Australia. I actually was starting to get worried we'd never see it. Even its American launch…
Australian Review: Huawei Ascend Mate7 – Sitting with the grown-ups
Camera The Mate7's camera is a solid offering that doesn't quite have the detail of the iPhone 6 Plus camera or the sensor size of…
Australian Review: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare – That time of year
Final Thoughts At the end of the day, Advanced Warfare still feels like Call of Duty, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Gunplay is still…
Australian Review: LG G Watch R – Round and round
A lot has happened in the world of wearable technology since LG brought out the G Watch earlier this year. Apple announced its own smartwatch,…
Australian Review: Nokia Lumia 830 – Mid-range must have?
"Affordable flagship" might sound like a bit of an oxymoron. A flagship phone is meant to be a manufacturer's best, it's not meant to make…
Australian Review: Halo: The Master Chief Collection – Saving the world again and again
Final Thoughts I've never been the biggest Halo fan, but it easy to see how much love, care and attention to detail has been put…
Australian Review: Nokia Lumia 530 – My first smartphone
At under $150, the Nokia Lumia 530 is the cheapest offering in Microsoft's smartphone family. It's a far cry from the stunning flagships we're used…
Australian Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 – Bigger than just big
Final Thoughts Apple might have coined the phrase, but the Note 4 really is bigger than just big. It's a big bold phone, but it…
Australian Review: iPad Air 2 – King of the tablets
Camera The iPad Air 2's cameras have gotten a dramatic upgrade over past models. Both the front-facing and rear-facing cameras are quite similar to the…
Australian Review: Sunset Overdrive – Punk as
Sunset Overdrive is about as punk rock as videogames get. It's loud, it's irreverent and it's crass. It's a hyper-violent shooter set in a bright,…
Australian Review: OS X Yosemite – It’s time to buy a Mac
Performance There's honestly not too much to report in terms of performance changes. The two Macs I've tested Yosemite on, a 2013 MacBook Air and…
Australian Review: LG 65UC970T 65-inch Curved Ultra HD TV – Big picture
Final Thoughts If you're in the market for a new TV, the 65UC970T is definitely worth a look at - but at the price point,…
Australian Review: Jabra Sport Pulse Wireless – We like to move it
Performance Given the name, it's not surprising that heart-rate is the main measurement Pulse bases its fitness tracking on. This is used in conjunction with…
Australian Review: Skylanders: Trap Team – Gotta trap ’em all
Final Thoughts Skylanders: Trap Team is a fun, charming videogame experience. It's not overly complex, it's not too challenging, but it can be quite enjoyable,…
Australian Review: LG 65EC970T 65-inch Curved Ultra HD OLED TV – $10,000 well spent
The problem with LG's 65-inch 65EC970T Ultra HD OLED TV is that it makes me want to spend $10,000 I don't have on a TV…
Australian Review: Sony Xperia Z3 – The great all-rounder
Final Thoughts At times, the Sony Xperia Z3 feels just another high-end Android phone; it follows the template to a tee: 5-inch plus screen, quad-core…
Australian Review: Sony Xperia Z3 Compact – iPhone killer
Final Thoughts The Xperia Z3 Compact is the best "small" Android phone you can buy, and a more-than-worthy rival to the iPhone 6. While other…
Australian Review: Plantronics BackBeat Pro – More than you could want
Plantronic's BackBeat Pro is an unassuming headphone. It's made by a manufacturer who is known for enterprise products, rather than consumer electronics. It looks understated,…
Australian Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call
Final Thoughts Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is an engaging rhythm game served with a healthy helping of fan-service. While it may not be everyone's…
Australian Review: Crucial MX100 (256GB)
Final Thoughts The Crucial MX100 is fantastic for an entry level solid state drive. It's not quite as fast as some drives, but if you're…
Australian Review: ViewSonic VX2363SMHL-W
Final Thoughts There's nothing extraordinary about the ViewSonic VX2363SMHL-W, but when it comes to everyday usage, the VX2363S is a great monitor that comes at…
