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Microsoft ZeniMax Deal Gets EU Green Light

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Microsoft’s $7.5 billion USD takeover of video game publisher ZeniMax is one step closer to completion, with the European Commission giving its tick of approval. The computer giant announced last…

Nintendo Japan Runs Out Of Spare 3DS Parts

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Nintendo Japan is no longer offering repairs to original 3DS and 3DS XL handhelds, having run out of parts due to a rush on the service. The manufacturer announced on…

Peloton Rides Into Australia

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US fitness giant Peloton is bringing its interactive spin bikes to Australia, its first foray into the Asia-Pacific region. The original Peloton Bike, as well as the Bike+ and the…

Aldi Selling Sub-$400 Kitchen Appliances This Week

Jake Nelson March 8, 2021 No Comments

A range of kitchen appliances will go on sale at Aldi this week for under $400, including a dishwasher, thermo cooker, and electric oven. On sale for $349, the Stirling-branded…

Samsung Unveils New Rugged Smartphone

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Samsung has launched the newest entry in its rugged XCover smartphone line for businesses, the Galaxy XCover 5. The XCover 5 is built for field and factory work, and includes…

Alexa Expands On Xbox

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Amazon Alexa has launched a new official app on Xbox consoles that dramatically expands its functionality. Though Alexa has been supported on Xbox since 2018, the new app – available…

Jeep Rolls Out Amazon Fire TV

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Amazon’s Fire TV platform will soon be available for automotive, with two new Jeep vehicles the first to receive the streaming platform. The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer, set to be…

D-Link Reduces False Alarms With New Security Cam

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D-Link has added AI-based person detection to its latest home security camera. The DCS-8300LHV2 Full HD Wi-Fi Camera features 1080p recording with a 120-degree field of view, as well as…

Intel Forced To Pay Billions After Court Loss

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Intel has been ordered to pay $2.18 billion USD ($2.8 billion AUD) in a patent lawsuit to a company that has since been sold. VLSI Technology, which had not been…

AMD Fires Salvo In GPU War As Shortages Continue

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Chipmaker AMD is taking the mid-range graphics card fight to archrival Nvidia with its newest Radeon GPU, while also moving to shore up supply for gamers. The AMD Radeon RX…