What do eSIMs mean for Aussie smartphone owners? Can laptops finally deliver an *all* day all day battery life? Which tech deserves a place in your travel bag?
HP’s enterprise-focused Pro Slate 12 does a decent but not flawless job of penwork, but it’s most certainly not a tablet for everybody.
HP’s budget Windows tablet, the HP Stream 8 is a little more expensive than its counterparts, but it’s a price well worth paying. You’re still getting a limited device, but it’s one that’s superior to its counterparts.
HP’s latest style-centric printer, the HP Envy 7640 adds extra features but loses some of its style along the way.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 6830 is… well, it’s a multifunction printer. It prints, scans and faxes at a fair kind of price, but there’s little that’s genuinely exciting here. That goes with the territory, though.
Printer fun continues with HP’s A3 capable printer which, for some reason, comes with its own shopping bag.
HP’s Envy line of printers don’t really look much like printers at all. That’s kind of the point.
HP’s Chromebook commands a premium price within the cheaper than usual Chromebook space. Does it do enough to justify that extra expenditure?
I write a lot most of the time. Then there are the weeks where I write so much, if I didn’t know I was me, I’d accuse myself of being a small army of Bolivian Word Midgets. This is clearly one of them.
I ponder the price of tech, check the fine print for femtos and finally (and some might say inevitably) go deaf shaking the room…