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    Tech-powered golf comp drives Aus/NZ into new age

    X-League revolutionizes golf with cutting-edge simulator technology. High-definition cameras, lasers, and infrared sensors track every shot with precision, from drive to putt. This immersive experience, complete with virtual reality and a handicap system, fosters competitive team play. With over 1,000 members, X-League is driving a new era of golf in Australia and New Zealand.

    Australia’s health system is still very manual in 2025

    Australia's healthcare system is undergoing digital transformation with My Health Record since 2012, shifting to an opt-out model in 2017-18. A personal health ordeal involving manual processes, from GP visits to emergency care for Salmonella, highlighted the system's inefficiencies despite digital advancements.
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    REVIEW: Dreame X40 Ultra makes vacuum cleaning look classy

    Today, Dreame are launching their latest robot vacuum into Australia and I've had early access to the new X40 Ultra. The business case for...

    Logitech’s got a sexy new Low-Profile Keyboard for High-Performance Gaming

    Along with the mouse, our keyboards are our interface to our computers and having a a great one can change your world. Logitech G,...

    REVIEW: Sonos Ace Headphones, their first foray into personal, wearable audio

    For the past couple of weeks, I've been enjoying Sonos' highly anticipated, first ever wearable product, the SONOS Ace headphones. Sonos is well established...

    REVIEW: Netgear RS700 WiFi 7 Router is ready for the future of multi-gig internet, but you’ll pay for that

    Home internet is evolving fast, powered by dramatically faster internet connections, the limiting factor is often no longer the cable coming into your hour,...

    ASUS unveils Vivobook S 15, its first Copilot+ PC, available to pre-order today

    This week Microsoft has made some major announcements regarding the future of Windows hardware. ASUS, in collaboration with Microsoft and Qualcomm, has today announced...

    Microsoft’s Recall feature sounds insanely useful

    Overnight, Microsoft made a series of new announcements spanning across hardware and software. One of the genuinely new features we haven't seen before is...

    REVIEW: Lenovo Legion Go – play AAA games on the go, doubles as a full-blown Windows PC

    Lenovo has entered the portable gaming market with the Legion Go, a Windows-based handheld that offers the flexibility of the Nintendo Switch, mixed with...

    REVIEW: ASUS ZENBOOK 14 OLED with Intel Core Ultra

    ASUS has consistently delivered impressive ultraportable laptops, and the Zenbook 14 LED OLED with Intel Core Ultra continues this trend. This machine seamlessly blends...

    Logitech using recycled plastic and materials in new hardware

    Logitech has announced that all video collaboration devices that run on the CollabOS operating system will now be manufactured with next-life plastics, helping enterprise...

    REVIEW: Corsair K70 Core keyboard, it’s cherry blossom season

    As we come into cherry blossom season in Japan, Corsair ensures we get a taste of these beautiful pink flowers no matter where in the world we are.

    Review: Cloud III and Pulsefire Haste 2. Gear up for the new year with HyperX peripherals

    The new year signifies a chance for people to detox their home, hit the gym, clean out the pantry, and refresh your tech setup. If you're upgrading, check out these peripherals from HyperX: the Cloud III headset, and Pulsefire Haste 2 wireless mouse.

    ROG CPU coolers get 3.5″ screens with the ROG Strix LC III Series and ROG Ryujin III WB

    ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has announced two CPU liquid-cooling solutions tailored to diverse user needs, the ROG Strix LC III series and ROG Ryujin...
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