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SanDisk's latest Ultra microSDXC memory card has an astonishing 128GB capacity.

New Zealand-based global ERP software provider Greentree International has unveiled its strategic product direction of the future, launching the progressive rollout of a wide new range of software capabilities and the choice of how to use them on mobile devices, tablets, in the Cloud or on-premise.

The latest chapter in ongoing research by an Australian university shows Australians are still giving away confidential information when they sell used memory cards.

Digital and analog camera importer and distributor, Leica Camera Australia, has deployed a cloud based enterprise resource planning (ERP) and business intelligence (BI) software solution from Pronto Software.

The latest addition to the Axis range of networked surveillance cameras features full HD video, motorised zoom, autofocus, and infra-red illumination.

Small portable video cameras like the wildly popular GoPro have taken off in recent years, as unfortunately have workplace lawsuits and civil cases. In comes Vievu, a new body worn camera that might just shake up accountability and security in day to day life.

GoPro has announced a new range of cameras for all your extreme action needs, featuring a 20% smaller and lighter design and 30% better battery life than previous models.

Kogan is taking on the action camera industry with a new product dubbed the 'Full HD Action Camera.'

Sony's souped-up version of its Cyber-shot RX100 camera delivers a bunch of new features and improvements, including NFC for simplified transfers to Android phones and tablets.

Samsung today launched the ATIV Q, a tablet-laptop hybrid running both Windows 8 and Android.

Following a gruelling five rounds of competition, three technicians from Canon Australia and New Zealand will fly to Suzhou, China to fight it out for the coveted title of Office Imaging Product World Cup winner.

A new series of microSDHC UHS-I memory cards from Lexar provide transfer speeds up to 90MBps, allowing uninterrupted capture of HD and 3D video.

I'm not surprised that a survey of more than 1000 non-professional DSLR camera users conducted by Sony found that almost two-thirds always or usually leave their cameras in auto mode.

Aimed at the video conferencing market as well as users of Skype and other video-capable applications, new models in Creative's Live! Cam range provide HD video and noise reduction.

The latest additions to Axis' range of surveillance cameras are the M3007-PV and M3007-P, both providing a 360-degree panorama.

Axis has released a pair of surveillance cameras designed to cope with wide variations in light.

Sony claims it's new XQD S series memory cards are the "fastest ever."

ISD's Jaguar range of smart IP surveillance cameras is now being brought to Australia by AFN Security.

New surveillance cameras from Axis are low-cost and easily installed, making them ideal for home and small business applications.

Security video specialist Axis has announced a new camera designed to operate in desert conditions, plus a ruggedised analog encoder for tough - though not quite so demanding - environments.