Review: D-Link DSL-2890AL Wireless AC1750 Modem Router
The D-Link DSL-2890AL Wireless AC1750 Modem Router is certainly a unique little device. Forsaking the traditional rectangular design of most modems, the DSL-2890AL is a…
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Exclusive – Australian Review: LG G Watch
Conclusion While we've been sceptical of smartwatches in the past on CyberShack, we found the LG G Watch really can make your life easier. Given…
Review: Mario Kart 8
Online Online multiplayer has been seamlessly integrated into the game. Up to 12 players can race online. It was easy finding a race; you can…
Review: Asus MeMO Pad 7 (ME176)
Usability and Performance The MeMO Pad 7 is exactly what you'd expect from an affordable, 7" tablet; no more, no less. Its performance is…
Review: Linksys WRT1900AC
There's only one way to say this, the Linksys WRT1900AC is one kickass router. A behemoth in size, speed and capabilities, the WRT1900AC could be…
Review: Huawei Ascend P7
Conclusion The Huawei Ascend P7 is a slick phone, but it does little to distinguish itself from competitors. It doesn't make a persuasive argument for…
LG G3 First Impressions: A screen to behold
Charlie and I had the opportunity to get hands on with the newly announced LG G3 today, and I need to get this off my…
Review: ESET Mobile Security & Antivirus
Today marks the second day of Stay Smart Online Week, a government initiative that aims to help Australians understand the simple steps they can take…
First Impressions: Toshiba Satellite P30W
The Toshiba Satellite P30W is one of Toshiba's upcoming 2-in-1 devices, due to be released in July. I was able to sneak a peak and…
Review: Pure Jongo T4
The hardware, available in white or black matte plastic, feels solidly put together. The sides are almost unadorned, with volume and power buttons flush…
Review: Sonos Play:3
Conclusion Despite how polished both the hardware and software side of the Play:3 are, it unfortunately lacks versatility. If it weren't for the omission of…
Review: Google Chromecast
After almost a year of overseas availability, Google Chromecast has finally made it made it to Australian shores. Given the tight partnership Google had with…
Review: Netgear AC1200 WiFi Range Extender
The AC1200 WiFi Range Extender is the cream of the crop when it comes to Netgear’s line of home WiFi extenders. While the majority of…
Gadget Review: HP Pavilion x360
The Pavilion x360 is HP's bright red entry into the hybrid PC movement. The titular 360 degrees hinge means the device can be used as…
Review: Netgear AC750 WiFi Range Extender
The contrast between the extender’s slightly glossy front and matte body looks great, and importantly, it feels very solidly built. For a piece of…
Review: LIFX Smart Bulbs
The LIFX app can occasionally take a bit of time finding your bulbs when you first turn it on. It searches for them every time…
Review: View Sonic Monitor VX2770Smh LED
Picture quality, screen size and value for money. When talking computer displays these factors are often at odds with one another. In general, quality doesn’t…
Hands On: HP Envy Leap Motion 17″
The market for big, powerful laptops has been growing as the demand for a portable, desktop spec equivalent has increased. Recently we’ve seen competitive offerings…
The Self-Healing, Flexible Smartphone: LG GFlex Review
LG’s GFlex is about to hit Australian stores after debuting in South Korea in December and CES in Las Vegas in January. The flexible, self-healing…
Gadget Review: Toshiba Encore
7-inch and 8-inch tablets are mostly associated with the mobile phone market rather than the laptop and desktop markets. It’s mostly because the small screens…
Gadget Review: LG G Pad 8.3
LG doesn’t really have a good track record when it comes to building Android tablets. Or it might be more correct to say that it…
Gadget Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
Samsung’s dominance over the Android ecosystem is really something that can’t be understated. The Korean tech giant has pretty much covered all aspects of Android…
Review: Toshiba All-in-One
Toshiba’s foray into the all-in-one PC market has begun in earnest with the PX30t. A direct challenger to the once dominant iMac, the 23 inch…
Review: Pure Jongo S3
Last week on CyberShack TV we tested out the latest speakers from Pure, the Jongos. For a long time Sonos has been the dominant player in the…
