Features

• Marketing: Skating on thin ice

  By Patrick Budmar | 05 March, 2012 14:03

  Steven Bradbury not only won Olympic gold he also helped BenQ sell plenty of PCs

• NEWS FOCUS: Mobiles, tablets and app downloads set to soar

  By Hafizah Osman | 19 July, 2011 11:42

  Media tablet shipments in A/ NZ for 2011 are expected to be double those of 2010, according to analyst firm, IDC.

• The end is near for netbooks

  By Keir Thomas | 19 January, 2011 06:19

  So long, netbooks.

• Five ways to overclock a netbook (really!)

  By Eric Lai | 28 October, 2009 04:05

  The words overclocking and netbook appear in a sentence together about as often as Steve Ballmer is spotted at a Linux convention. Netbooks are all about portability over performance. Overclocking is all about taking already blazing-fast gear and pushing it to its upper limits -- warranties, energy use and safety be damned. Right?

• Acer reveals specs of Android smartphone

  By Dan Nystedt | 15 October, 2009 22:18

  Acer has disclosed more details about its upcoming Android-based Liquid smartphone, a thin device with a 3.5-inch touchscreen.

• Serving up the latest and greatest

  By Trevor Clarke | 23 September, 2009 10:39

  Although the first quarter of 2009 was a nightmare for many server vendors, new advanced products released during the first six months of the year are helping to pick the market back up. TREVOR CLARKE reports.

• Hands on with Acer's F900 and M900 smartphones

  By Dan Nystedt | 17 March, 2009 21:37

  Global PC vendor Acer made its first move into the smartphone market at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month and I had a chance to sit down and try out a few of the new devices in Taipei.

• Acer sees the future of smartphones as free

  By Peter Sayer | 05 March, 2009 11:27

  Introducing the Acer F900 touch-screen smartphone

• Serving it up to SMBs: What's on the menu?

  By Trevor Clarke | 30 July, 2008 12:21

  There are few people in the IT industry that would gloat about servicing a company of less than 50 people to their global peers. There are even fewer that would do it for a 10-seat operation. But in reality, the SMB market is the backbone of the Australian economy and deserves its time in the spotlight.