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Stories by: Danny Allen

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    AT&T Cuts Refurbished iPhone 3G (8GB) to $US49 28 July, 2009 02:16:00

    AT&T used Twitter last Friday evening to announce that a refurbished iPhone 3G -- specifically, the black 8GB model -- can now be picked up for just $US49, while supplies last. That's half the price of an unopened 8GB model. A refurbished 16GB iPhone 3G (black or white) costs $US99.
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    8 rockin' YouTube remixes 14 July, 2009 08:26:00

    Video upload sites like YouTube provide the perfect platform for the creatively twisted to add their own unique spin to music videos and Internet memes. From parodies to remixes of single songs to mashups of many, you can find some pretty innovative stuff out there.
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    Computex 2009: First day highlights from Asia's largest tech show 03 June, 2009 17:06:00

    Computex is Asia's premier tech tradeshow and is regarded as the second largest in the world, behind CeBIT Germany.
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    Touch screen all-in-one PCs all the rage at CES 13 January, 2009 17:19:00

    HP, Asus, Shuttle, and MSI have all unveiled stylish new touch screen-capable all-in-one PCs at CES 2009.
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    Save DOS! The Greatest OS Fondly Remembered 11 April, 2008 10:46:17

    PC World's Danny Allen visits the Computer History Museum reminisces about the old days.
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    Feature-packed photo printer 08 November, 2006 14:30:20

    Canon's new PIXMA iP6700D photo printer is the successor to the company's iP6600D, one of the best products of 2006. The iP6700D is first and foremost a photo printer. In our tests, it produced high-quality prints on photo paper; images were vibrant, but skin tones were a bit too bronzed.
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    HP PSC 1410 all-in-one hits the right price 07 June, 2006 16:31:11

    The PSC 1410 is one of the least expensive inkjet multifunction devices we've reviewed. We found it a good option for a novice PC user.
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    Flybook and Libretto are miniature marvels 26 October, 2005 15:15:58

    The Test Centre puts "you beaut" high tech products through their paces every day, but once in a while we get something so snazzy it turns us into show-off school kids - like Dialogue's new Flybook ultra-portable tablet PC and Toshiba's Libretto U100 notebook. They are miniature marvels.
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    HP Compaq TC4200 Tablet PC 06 October, 2005 09:42:44

    Have you noticed the surge in new Tablet PC products in recent months? They're just like normal notebooks, but with screens that can swivel around and fold over the keyboard. This lets you navigate Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 with a stylus pen and use built-in functions for handwriting and speech recognition.
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    Putting tablets to the test 22 January, 2003 16:28:36

    On November 7, 2002, Microsoft’s vice president of emerging technologies, Dick Brass, unveiled the Tablet PC to Australians as part of a simultaneous worldwide launch.
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    STORAGE: Data - A consuming passion 01 June, 2001 11:18:13

    The consumer storage market is said to be growing at the rate of 150 per cent per year, with the industry brimming with forays into new areas such as optical and digital storage. At a time when consumer confidence is low and spending for computers and peripherals is in doubt, how has the consumer storage market managed to buck the trend and sustain growth?
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