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    According to a recently leaked document the upcoming Mini 5, a tablet device which was launched by Dell at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, will come in a variety of colours, and will be fully integrated with a number of services from online retailer Amazon.
  • ‘Mac’ to School with Apple Australia – Offer Ends 29-03-10
    Apple Australia has created a sweet little tax deal if your thinking of purchasing a Mac computer and an iPod before the end of Monday 29th March 2010. If you’re a tertiary student, faculty, or staff member and purchase both items on the same receipt, you can get up to $268 inc GST back via mail-in rebate when you fill in the online form after purchase.
  • Dell Explains Disappearance Of Adamo XPS
    If you are wondering why you can’t find the Dell Adamo XPS at an online Dell Australia store, at the start of the week, the company provided an explanation behind the disappearance.
  • Lenovo Planning Full Scale Assault On Smart-Phone Market
    Chinese computer manufacturing giant Lenovo, the world’s fourth largest PC maker says it intends to develop more mobile internet enabled devices as it seeks to regain ground lost, following a late entry into the sizzling hot smart-phone market.
  • Dell Gets Serious About Recycling Technology Waste In India
    In 2006 Dell launched a free recycling service in India, and though the company should have been lauded for its environmentally friendly stance towards the burgeoning problem of technology waste, the scheme itself was not a success.

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