By Stewart Wilson on March 16th, 2011

Review: Parallels Desktop 6 Switch to Mac Edition

Parallels Desktop 6 is the latest consumer virtualisation platform for Mac from the company Parallels. It allows you to virtualise any operating system including Mac OS X itself. Other features include launching Windows apps from the dock, sharing files between operating systems and 3D graphics performance. Also included with the “Switch to Mac” Edition we received to review, is a high-speed USB transfer cable. Check out the full review after the break.

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By Gabriel Huynh on March 15th, 2011

Review: Pokémon Black and White

For fifteen years, Pokemon has become one of Nintendo’s most recognised brands, rivalling that of Mario, Link and Donkey Kong. For its longevity, it has kept carrying over characters, but now Nintendo has seen its time to bury the hatchet with a massive overhaul to traditional game setup that we have known for so long. But do the modifications restore or tarnish the brand name?

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By Stewart Wilson on March 8th, 2011

Review: iMac 27″

The 27″ iMac is a great addition to the Apple range of iMacs. Even though introduced in October of 2009, it hasn’t been a hugely advertised product. The original version starting off with a simple Core 2 Duo chip, you can now pickup a Quad Core monster powered by an Intel i5 chip with 4GB of DDR3 ram.

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By Stewart Wilson on March 6th, 2011

Review: WD TV Live Hub

Here’s the next new thing from Western Digital, the WD TV Live Hub. We reviewed the WD TV Live last year and we gave it a 7.5 out of 10. Now, the WD TV Live Hub includes a 1TB hard drive to store your movies, pictures and movies on, so you can move it from room to room or even to your mates house and you don’t need to rely on external media or a network connection.

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By Gabriel Huynh on March 6th, 2011

Review: Fable III Traitor’s Keep DLC

New areas, new creatures and new achievements; what more can’t a person want in a DLC. Fable III Traitor’s Keep DLC explores the life after the main story of the game with beautiful cutscenes and descent voice acting. With the bugs and glitches in Fable III affecting the gameplay since the being, does this DLC make up for them?

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By Terence Huynh on March 4th, 2011

Review: HTC 7 Mozart

It’s the premium Windows Phone 7 phone, but does it deliver the goods? HTC provided many phones for the new OS, and with the HTC 7 Trophy, are the only HTC phones out there with the OS – both ready for our reviews on the phones. But what will let it down, Microsoft or HTC?

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By Terence Huynh on March 4th, 2011

Review: HTC 7 Trophy

Windows Phone 7 – it’s has been out since November and the first phones have started emerging. As part of their launch lineup, HTC created several Windows Phone 7 phones for different markets, and now we have two here in Australia, both ready for our verdict.

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By Terence Huynh on March 4th, 2011

Review: Windows Phone 7 OS

Because of the fact that there is no distinguishing changes on any Windows Phone 7 phone and the fact that we don’t want to keep copying and pasting the same things all over again for every time we review a Windows Phone 7 phone, we have published our verdict on Windows Phone 7 as an operating system.

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By Terence Huynh on March 1st, 2011

Review: JAYS a-JAYS Four Earphones

JAYS are pretty good in producing excellent sounding earphones – as seen with our review of the t-JAYS Three – but now with the a-JAYS Four, their latest product in their lineup, now out in the wild, does it meet up with the high expectations we have for the product? Or will it be a dud?

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By Chris Southcott on January 24th, 2011

Review: Windows 7

Let’s face it. Windows Vista was a disaster for Microsoft. Terrible reviews, unhappy customers, compatibility problems and too many people sticking with XP. So the question on everybody’s lips is: Can they redeem themselves with Windows 7? Let’s jump in and find out!

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By Stewart Wilson on January 20th, 2011

Review: Telstra T-Touch Tab

Here is the Telstra T-Touch Tab, the relatively new tablet from Telstra under their own brand. And our first impressions? WOW Is this… well, what is it?

It features Android 2.1, a 7-inch resistive touch screen, SD card memory, WiFi, 3G, GPS, a 2 megapixel camera and a front facing camera.

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By Terence Huynh on January 17th, 2011

Review: JAYS t-JAYS Three Earphones

Swedish earphone maker JAYS are here in Australia and they want to take your music listening experience to a whole new level. And we have the t-JAYS Three earphones on our desk to review. However, does these prove to be “Dynamic High-Fidelity Earphones” or will it fall flat on its face? And does the cost justify your purchase?

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By Chris Southcott on January 16th, 2011

Review: Red Dead Redemption

The western setting has never really transferred nicely into a game that you would want to play, with most cowboy person games being forgettable. But I think that this is all about to change with the release of the best damn western game I’ve seen ever.

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