August 1st, 2012 
Chris Griffith VICTORIA Ransom’s fortune may have come with tech-style speed but was backed by something old-fashioned: a killer product. View the original post
August 1st, 2012 Chris Griffith DRIVERS may soon be able to control their car accessories by winking, tilting their heads and raising their arms. View the original post
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Samsung's glitzy new Galaxy Book S will go on sale in Australia from January 31 for $1699. It's a lightweight, sma… https://t.co/Dqw2WM58CX |
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Today in The Australian I look beyond the sparkling gadgets to groundbreaking tech at CES that should impact our fu… https://t.co/apvpNjRlzO |
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France's decision to suspend taxing tech giants when threatened with US tariffs for wine etc begs the question: how… https://t.co/InYFGNTB48 |
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@Terrytoo69 @batman66_fw Hi Terry, could have they made the NBN link any shorter (and cheaper)? Terrible. If you h… https://t.co/VgoWXGMmJp |
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Tomorrow in The Australian I look beyond the sparkling gadgets to groundbreaking tech at CES that should impact our… https://t.co/kQRk8twJur |
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