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Bluetooth powered multi-room audio
A new range of Bluetooth-enabled products from Australian manufacturer Vcomm is redefining wireless audio, writes Paul Skelton. -
Election 2010: A struggle for power
As the 2010 Federal Election looms, many are looking at the electrical and data industries to give them some guidance. Electro-political editor Paul Skelton looks at ... -
What’s app-ening with iPhones?
As the number of iPhones continues to swell, installers can now leverage the device into their businesses and streamline their operations by adopting it as a ... -
The Midas touch
The new range of electrical accessories from HPM Legrand are so simple to install that even an overweight journalist from New Zealand can do it. -
Control for Control4
Perhaps the biggest issue at the CEDIA Expo this year, the topic everybody was talking about, was one that had nothing to do with new technologies ... -
Telstra’s networked home
Telecommunications giant Telstra has made a move into the connected home industry with a new T [life] store in the heart of the Melbourne CBD. -
Kordz goes global
Local cable manufacturer Kordz has set its eye on the US, and recent events show the American market should brace itself for an Aussie invasion. -
TruAudio launches Ghost at CEDIA Asia Pacific Expo
TruAudio’s latest innovation is the almost-invisible Ghost series of architectural speakers. -
Digital Switch Over – Let’s make a date
With America’s 17 February switchover deadline looming, the Australian Government has finally rolled out a local timetable for Australia’s switchover to digital TV. -
Qatari home automation by Techno Q
As the Qatari home automation market begins to soar, Paul Skelton talks to a company that was there at the beginning and is only getting stronger.