Ty Pendlebury, Author at Smart Office

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Telecoms Down in Southern NSW & ACT

Ty PendleburyJuly 4, 2017

All Telstra services in southern NSW and the ACT are down after two communications backbones were accidently severed.

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i-mate K-Jam Review

Ty PendleburyJuly 4, 2017

SIM-carrying PDAs succeed by balancing two factors: functionality and size. Too big and a device loses its effectiveness as an out-of-office solution. Too small and its ability to be of any use at all is diluted.

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Pioneer’s New AMD X2 Notebooks

Ty PendleburyJuly 4, 2017

Pioneer Computers has announced a new range of laptops based on the forthcoming AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core processor, which it claims will be the first in the world.

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PSP: Will The iPod Killer Please Stand Up?

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

Forget the NW-HD5, the PSP is Sony's true iPod killer, and at today's Australian launch the company went all-out to prove the credentials of the PSP as a 'total entertainment' device.

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Western Digital’s Portable Powerhouse

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

Western Digital has released a new line of portable drives with capacities up to 120GB designed to be both stylish and rugged.

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HP Printers Leave PCs Open To Attack

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

Hewlett-Packard has identified a security vulnerability in software used by owners of some of its printers, which could leave the computer open for hackers.

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AOpen’s PC Mini

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

In a direct challenge to Apple's Mac Mini, AOpen have released what they say is the world's smallest PC.

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Western Digital’s Net-Work Horse

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

The demand for Network Attached Storage (NAS) is about to boom. And this is because they offer both power savings and productivity benefits.

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Lexmark’s Printer with CD Burner

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

For the first time, you can now burn photo CDs without a PC - thanks to the new Lexmark P450 photo printer.

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Motorola Goes for Gold

Ty PendleburyDecember 31, 1999

Just when you thought the RAZR V3 couldn't come in any more colours, Motorola goes and releases one in gold, and this time it really is a limited edition.

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