Australian Review: LG 40UB800T 40-inch UHD TV – 4K on a budget
While manufacturers such as TCL and Kogan have offered sub-AUD$1000 Ultra High Definition TVs for over a year now, LG is the first "big brand"…
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Australian Review: Motorola Moto X (2014) – Smarter than your average phone
Most importantly, the Moto X runs an almost unmodified version of Android. There's no useless apps to delete, no bloat from user-interface customisations and no…
Australian Review: HP Stream 11 – The best laptop under $1000 only costs $300
Final Thoughts If you're looking for a cheap laptop, the HP Stream 11 is one of the best you can buy, especially if you want…
Australian Review: 3SIXT Snap Stick – Really?
The biggest problem with the Snap Stick is that using it in public result in scathing glances, encourage abuse and inconvenience others. You'll also look…
Australian Review: World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor – Back through the portal
Final Thoughts It's no secret that Blizzard has had their hands full keeping servers from catching fire with subscription numbers back up to over 10…
Australian Review: PlayStation TV – Where’s the magic?
If you want to play Vita games, get a PlayStation Vita. A Vita is only about AUD$70 more than the PlayStation TV's AUD$150 asking price.…
Australian Review: Samsung Galaxy Note Edge – Productivus Maximus
Camera The Note Edge's camera is almost identical to that found in the Note 4. The only actual difference is that the majority of the…
Australian Review: HTC RE – Shooting Blind
Final Thoughts If there's ever a product that needs a version 2.0, it's the RE. My gut reaction to the RE was that it was…
Australian Review: Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro – Feather-light and flexible
Final Thoughts The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is one of the most innovative hybrids or Ultrabooks on the market; few rival the thin, lightweight design,…
Australian Review: Space Hulk: Ascension – Purge the alien!
Storyline and Missions Space Hulk: Ascension provides a little bit of flavour text before each mission, explaining why your arbitrary objective is to close X…
Australian Review: Samsung Wireless Multiroom Audio – Boom, boom, boom
Final Thoughts Samsung's wireless multiroom audio offering boasts some of the loudest, boldest speakers I've had the pleasure of listening to - and for the…
Australian Review: Far Cry 4 – Neverland
If you thought a royal berserker or Molotov throwing heavy was bad enough just wait until a honey badger opens a can of whoop on…
Australian Review: Geometry Wars 3 – Sometimes love don’t feel like it should
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is punishingly hard, but I can't stop playing it. After I received my review code for Geometry Wars 3, I feel…
Australian Review: HP Omen 15 – Voodoo Magic
Final Thoughts There's a lot to like about the HP Omen 15, but its ultimately a pretty niche product. Sacrificing power for portability means gaming…
Australian Review: Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX – Hearts Alive
Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX is the latest instalment of high definition remakes of the Kingdom Hearts titles from the PlayStation 2 era. Following on…
Australian Review: LG Music Flow Multi-Room Audio – I can go with the flow
H7 At the high-end sits the H7, an even bigger (but still quite compact) speaker that retails for AUD$549. To be completely honest, there's very…
Australian Review: LG BF80G MiniBeam Projector – Shine a LED Light
LED projectors are often smaller and offer a much longer lifespan than their lamp-based counterparts. An LED projector's light source, such as the one in…
Australian Review: D-Link Viper DSL-2900 Dual Band AC 1900 Modem Router – Spitting venom
Final Thoughts I really liked the DSL-2890AL and the Viper is even better; D-Link has addressed almost every single issue I had with the DSL-2890AL.…
Australian Review: New Nintendo 3DS XL – Stop gaming on your smartphone
The original 3DS launch didn't quite go to plan. Initial sales were disappointing, but after cutting the handheld's price and releasing an XL model, Nintendo…
Australian Review: Netgear Nighthawk X6 R8000 – Overkill
Final Thoughts Some might call the Nighthawk X6 overkill, while others might call it future-proof. Whatever your opinion, this behemoth of a router feels a…
Australian Review: Motorola Moto 360 – It’s about time
Finally. Motorola's fabled Moto 360 smartwatch is available in Australia. I actually was starting to get worried we'd never see it. Even its American launch…
Australian Review: Huawei Ascend Mate7 – Sitting with the grown-ups
Camera The Mate7's camera is a solid offering that doesn't quite have the detail of the iPhone 6 Plus camera or the sensor size of…
Australian Review: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare – That time of year
Final Thoughts At the end of the day, Advanced Warfare still feels like Call of Duty, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Gunplay is still…
Australian Review: LG G Watch R – Round and round
A lot has happened in the world of wearable technology since LG brought out the G Watch earlier this year. Apple announced its own smartwatch,…
