RIM’s seven-inch competitor to the iPhone has finally received Aussie release information. If you like your tablets with enterprise-grade security, then you’ll want to read below.
Sony officially announced that the NGP portable games console has been renamed the PlayStation Vita, and gave it an American, European and Japanese price. But where does that leave us here in Australia?
As the dust is settling over the WWDC smorgasbord of announcements overnight, one little factoid poked its head up as exceptionally pertinant to Aussie gadget-lovers: OS X Lion will be available through the Mac App Store in the States for $US29.99 and locally for $31.99 AUD. Does this signify a restructure of the way Apple calculates the exchange rate for Australians?
Apple refreshed its iMac lineup overnight, adding Sandy Bridge processors and Thunderbolt to its desktop machines. But the big question is how Australia fared in the pricing model, given the strength of the Aussie dollar at the moment. The answer is unlikely to keep everyone satisfied.
Given that the next portable Playstation device is destined to land somewhere on the planet by the end of the year, it’s fairly expected that Sony would cut the price of the original PSP. The price drop landed today, cutting the RRP from $280 to $190.
Samsung is the first company to really try and take on Apple in the tablet marketplace, and while its first Android tablet didn’t exactly set the world on fire, its second 10.1-inch model shows some promise. Oh, and it now has an Australian launch date and price.
Those rumoured iPad 2 prices yesterday? They’ve now been confirmed, including the 5pm on sale time on Friday.
Whirlpool regular Brown2Hornet kicked up the proverbial hornet’s nest yesterday afternoon when he posted a list of seemingly legitimate iPad 2 pricing details on the forum. Let’s take a look:
