Your Tech Life – Radio Show #15 (4 February 2010)

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Your Tech Life – Radio Show #14 (28 January 2010)

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iPad – Possible Australian pricing

With Steve Job’s announcement of the iPad today, we’re not getting global pricing – which is interesting.  Normally products are announced globally and local prices are set.

So, we can only speculate right now.

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Apple sets a course for the Future of Publishing and more

Well, there has a been a lot written today already, just hours after Steve Jobs announced the iPad to the world.

Firstly, let me say – the name – it’s not the best, but then again what did we think of iPod when it came out!

Aside from that, this is a game changing device, not because it’s better than netbooks, but because it defines a new market segment.

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Samsung LED TV – Slim with Extreme Connectivity

When you stand in a large electronics retail store looking at the wall of Televisions available to you, you can really only judge what you are looking for by the screen size, and the comparison of the picture quality on the movie they are screening simultaneously on each and every screen.

The latest trend in TV’s in our stores is LED – or to be more accurate LED-LCD.  These screens feature LED backlighting and are extremely thin.

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Nokia makes Mapping Free

In a move that frankly will hit right at the hip pockets of shareholders in TomTom, Navman, Garmin and co – Nokia has gone one up on Google.

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Your Tech Life – Radio Show #13 (21 January 2010)

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Your Tech Life – Radio Show #12 (14 January 2010)

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Your Tech Life – Radio Show #11 (7 Jan 2010)

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Google’s Nexus One – The Hype

Any top quality new smart phone deserves to make news, especially in the race to become the first ‘iPhone killer’, however I thought I’d take a moment to look at the hype from the last 24 hours over the Google Phone – from an Australian perspective.

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