Canon Maxify MB5360 Review
Canon’s small office Maxify MB5360 inkjet printer provides good quality text and passable colour output, and is most notable for its relatively economical inks.
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Canon PIXMA MG7160 Review
Canon’s PIXMA MG7160 offers excellent print quality, but as is typical for an inkjet, you’ll pay for it in ongoing running costs.
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Canon EOS 6D: 30 Seconds Of Tech
DSLRs used to be the province of high-end photographers (and the very keen/wealthy keen photography fans). But in recent years they’ve dropped in price, as well as launching into more traditionally budget-price ranges.
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Canon gets aggressive with direct importers (but in the best possible way)
Direct importers take advantage of lower overseas unit costs to ship products directly to Australian consumers, but you often forego local warranty in those cases. Canon’s latest move appears to be a direct attack on that, but not via legal avenues — simply by cutting prices.
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Wireless, Printers, Mice, Keyboards, Phones, Fights & Additional Awesome
Another week kicks off, and with it a fresh menu of delicately prepared articles. Today, Chef Alex recommends: At PC & Tech Authority, one part of the massive mobile broadband feature I’ve mentioned previously has gone up, detailing Optus’ test results: Optus wireless broadband reviewed: “Optus’ network performance remains impressive, but…” At CNET.com.au, an inexpensive
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I'm ready to be fired from the Cannon… or is it Canon?
One of the more common spelling mistakes you’ll find, along with “Phillips” for the consumer tech company. Late last week I travelled up to Byron Bay with Canon (disclaimer: They paid for my transport and accommodation. Make of that what you will) to field test a number of Canon products; most prominently cameras, both DSLR
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Is it possible to come up with a snappy subject line about printers?
Nope. Nonetheless, that hasn’t stopped another printer review of mine emerging at CNET.com.au: Canon Pixma MP990: “Canon’s Pixma MP990 should appeal to photo types wanting good quality, but they’ll need a little patience to go along with it.”
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Do you know what the Kentucky Derby is, Pinky?
Another day, another news story at PC Authority for you to pore over in detail. Consider the delicate phrasing of each word. Investigate the elegant symmetry of the consonants, and the ponderous joy of vowels. Or just read the thing — it’s up to you, really. Canon unleashes a trio of camcorders: “The biggest decision
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