With an outdoor party speaker sure to get your neighbours calling the cops, SOUNDBOKS turns the volume all the way up to eleven.

Designed in Denmark, I’m guessing the Soundboks Bluetooth Performance Speaker cut its teeth on Scandinavian death metal. Cranking the volume all the way up bought tears to my eyes, but likely evoked a different emotional response from others within a 1KM radius. Continue reading SOUNDBOKS Gen 3 Bluetooth Performance Speaker review →

D-Link ANZ has launched the DAP-X1860 AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Mesh Range Extender. The portable plug-in device expands existing Wi-Fi networks with the aim of ridding homes of frustrating  Wi-Fi dead zones. Continue reading D-Link ANZ launches new AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Range Extender →

Poly takes video conferencing to a new level with the Poly Studio P15 Personal Video Bar.

Over the last year and a half, I’ve watched countless absolutely horrendous video presentations that have made my toes curl. It’s fair enough that Covid caught us all unawares. If, however, you are presenting to a paying audience, or want to maintain the same level of professionalism remotely as you would face-to-face, you need a decent webcam and audio set-up. Continue reading Poly Studio P15 Personal Video Bar review →

Kingston has released its very affordable NV1 NVMe solid-state drive, but just how does it stack up?

NVMe SSDs have been a game-changer. These discreet devices pack a lot of very fast storage space in a tiny form factor. A far cry from hefty 3.5” hard drives, they measure just a few inches long and slot directly onto motherboards. PCIe adapters are also available allowing this comparatively lightning-fast data storage technology to be used even in machines without native compatibility. Continue reading Kingston NV1 NVMe SSD review →

Epson Australia is the first Epson office in the world to announce that Epson globally has joined forces with National Geographic to promote the protection of the world’s permafrost with its newly launched ‘Turn Down the Heat’ campaign. Continue reading Epson partners with National Geographic to address climate change →