Samsung heard the consumer call for versatile and well-designed, but affordable LCD monitors - and soundly answered with the realease of their new 30 Series of monitors. By combining high-end design with a variety of clever features, Samsung has set a new standard for monitors in the entry level market.

Myer Holdings Ltd. has reported that electronics now represent the most difficult category of sales across all departments of the store, on the same day that the company posted an alarming fall in profits for the first-half of the 2010 financial year.

The reveal of the iPad has created much excitement in the tech world, even before anyone has had the chance to hold the much hyped product in their hands. So it only follows that tablet technology would be picked up and replicated by other computing giants. It seems consumers should expect an explosion of tablet devices on the market, with an ARM executive predicting that up to 50 tablets will debut in 2010.
 

Australian consumers can look forward to the Senzu electronics range hitting their shelves in the coming months. Synnex, one of Australia's largest distribution companies, has just reported the signing of a deal that gives them exclusive rights to distribute the Senzu range locally. This deal can only be positive for consumers, resulting in greater choice and lower prices.

The term 3D makes headlines once again, this time with less adoration and a little more concern regarding pricing, with reports of 3D eyewear costing US$150 per set.

A new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Retail Forward, owned by Kantar Retail, says that present recovery from the GFC will be shaped by the values of tech-loving Gen Y, and to a lesser degree, affluent members of Gen X

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