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COMPANY NEWS:  RICOH Australia, a leading provider of smart workplace technology, has launched a new range of compact yet feature-rich A4 colour laser devices enabling businesses to optimise workflows, strengthen data security, and minimise environmental impact.

Australian consumer electronics brand Laser has unveiled its new NRGVault branded range of portable power stations, committed to delivering Australians a range of compact, simple-to-use, powerful, safe, and affordable power stations with flexible charging options.

It's the new year - which means it's now time to get ready for children to go back to school. With technology playing an ever-increasing role in the classroom and life getting more expensive by the day, here is a range of affordable yet high-quality options to help parents give their kids everything they need for the school year without breaking the bank.

Having revolutionised cordless vacuums, and then having added removable batteries in the last generation to deliver 120 minutes of non-stop, battery fade-free cleaning, Dyson has excelled yet again with the V15 Detect, the company’s most powerful, intelligent cordless vacuum, capable of detecting, removing, sizing and counting microscopic dust for scientific proof of a deep clean.

The VPL-PHZ60 6,000 lumen and VPL-PHZ50 5,000 lumen options are among the industry’s smallest compact WUXGA 3LCD laser projectors, both models are “optimised for use in small to medium-sized conference rooms and classrooms, as well as golf simulators”.

At CES 2018, Hisense announced that Australia would be the first country to receive Hisense-branded OLED TVs, for even though TV makers all have tech to compete against OLED panels, it's clearly worth offering an OLED choice to custsomers who want it.

Laser’s Power Bank 6000 — the ultimate emergency battery — comes with a set of 12V jumper leads that will provide 400 Amps, just enough to jump start your car. And it will power your USB devices as well.

There are now four USB charging and data standards — 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and 3.1 — and each means different things in terms of power delivery, data transfer speeds, fast charge support, and cable types.

Laser has a unique answer to the problem of bulk USB charging – a 10 port USB-A charger or, if that is not enough, up to 40 ports .

Laser Australia has come out with two products just tested on the Samsung GS8/+ to take advantage of its wireless charging capabilities.

Laser, perhaps lesser known, but nonetheless an iconic Australian consumer IT accessory company, celebrated its 30th year in business today.

This multi-faceted, multi-tipped notebook/USB charger is just the answer to replace a lost or broken charger – with the added flexibility that it can run off 110/240V as well as a 12V car “lighter” port.

If you are like me and like browsing to see what “goodies” are on offer, Laser’s catalogue may be a source of considerable joy in locating some of the more obscure bits and pieces.

No, this is not about a laser, rather a company that is laser-focused — like its name — on being an accessory “brand” without all the cost and marketing hype that involves.

Australian-owned tech brand LASER has launched its Wireless Wi-Fi Adaptor, which, at $99 ,turns any speaker system with "AUX in" into a wirelessly accessible and app-controlled modern speaker system.

Epson’s newest 3LCD projector really lets you see the light with a claimed ‘world-first-ever’ 25,000 lumen LCD projector as part of its new 3LCD range.

Best known for consumer devices like printers and sewing machines Brother has introduced a commercial range that provides serious options for medium to large business.

Walking With Dinosaurs: Prehistoric Planet 3D is opening at IMAX Melbourne in conjunction with Melbourne Museum’s Jurassic World Exhibition.

Global printer manufacturer OKI has released a first with an A3, a five colour laser that prints CYMK plus white. The commercial grade printer will be useful to in-house and external graphics arts departments.

Sony has announce an extremely portable handheld projector with screen mirroring, HDMI, 1920x720 HD resolution, a 3400mAh battery and more for $699, coming January 2016