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ASUS has announced its new 2020 lineup of monitors at CES this week. With a range of offerings aimed at meeting the needs of gamers, content creators, and business professionals, there should be a display to suit almost everyone. The key features of this year’s lineup are: For PC...
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Are Australian Model3s about to come from China? ...
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Telstra is putting the fut down on its 5G rollout. ...
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Need a new router? Maybe you want to consider these. ...
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If it's built right into your TV, then you don't need a console....
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This is quite possibly the dumbest piece of imagination I’ve seen in many years. In a new video titled ‘LG OLED Concepts’, the display maker imagines how you may use displays around your home. Obviously the goal here is to think up new places you need TVs so they...
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Samsung has released their latest Australians@HOME research which shows how significant technology is in helping make Australians’ lives easier. Our lives changed considerably in 2020 as Australians were forced to be at home more and thus their connection with home changed. Aussie used technology to continue working during a...
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Musk is different and that's paid off big time, becoming the richest person on the planet. ...
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Samsung unveiled its 2021 range of audio visual products today and included in the lineup, is its flagship 8K (QN900A) Neo QLED, as well as a massive 110″ MicroLED display. Samsung’s 2021 lineup will be headlined by it’s Neo QLED which uses a new light source known as Quantum Mini...
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Curved displays were all the rage a few years ago, as TV manufacturers struggled for a selling point after 3D didn’t go as expected. Within 12-24 months, 4K became the focus and we all realised a curved TV in the living room, a shared space, didn’t make much sense....
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When will we have self-driving cars? That’s difficult to say for sure, but Elon Musk’s latest tweet, gives us a timeline to base our expectations upon. Responding to a post from George Hotz who runs Comma, also in the autonomous vehicle game, Musk confirmed that he is confident that...
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The start of a new year is upon us, so naturally, it’s time to look forward and imagine what technologies will impact our lives over the next 12 months. We’ve often looked to CES as the show that kicks off the year and sets the tone, with many products...
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In the second episode of the techAU.Tesla podcast, we take a look at Tesla’s latest 2020.48.26 software update. In the 2020 Holiday update, there are some controversial new features like Boombox, along with a major UI overhaul. The new 60/40 split between driving visualisations and maps/camera etc, is clearly...
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Tesla is pulling a new demand lever for the end of the quarter and end of the year. Targeting a major milestone of 500,000 deliveries for the year, Elon Musk has announced on Twitter that those who buy a car in the last 3 days of this year, will...
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Today is a brilliant day. It’s a gorgeous summer day in Wodonga, Victoria and with the sun shining, our 6.5kW solar system is collecting a hard 5kW of power, limited by the SolarEdge inverter (and restrictions by the energy distributor). When spilling power like this, it’d be the perfect...
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Australia is doing extremely well in managing the global pandemic that is COVID-19 and while being an island certainly helps, its also largely thanks to contact tracing that enabled most Aussies to have a fairly normal Christmas. After Victoria got on top of their cases, the most recent area...
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Tesla’s autonomy program, known as Full Self Driving, is about to miss another deadline. Expectations of FSD delivery are high, in large part thanks to Elon Musk’s self-imposed timelines. The conversation right now is all about the latest software update (020.48.26) that delivers some nice UI changes, but mostly...
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If you own a Tesla and follow Elon Musk on Twitter, chances are, you’ve been eagerly awaiting the latest software release from Tesla. As I wrote yesterday, this holiday update is not V11, instead, the build number is 2020.48.26 and V11 will arrive sometime in 2021. This morning users...
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While Tesla’s over the air updates roll out regularly to fix bugs and provide additional value to existing owners, there is typically one massive annual release, that includes a full step in the version number. As I sit Supercharging my Model 3, my car’s software is v10.2 (2020.48.12.1). This...
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Many of us have hopes and dreams as to what’s under the Christmas tree this year and with drones continuing to be high on the list for many Aussies, it’s important that you understand the rules around flying. Smarter drones like those from DJI, have built-in location databases that...