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I don’t normally get excited over a new printer but HP’s new Officejet Pro X 500 series printers are innovative, sexy, scorchingly fast and cheap to run.

If ever there was a game created for Apples range of devices it is Candy Crush.  But if you like your gaming much deeper it would be hard to go past the acclaimed XCOM: Enemy Unknown.  We had a chance to get our fingers poking into the new iPad version of this excellent game.

Asus’s novel dual screen notebook/tablet has a new bigger brother with a 13.3” screen and an Intel i5 or i7 processor. This screen size is the "sweet spot" for the road warrior.

The highly anticipated Windows 8 Pro version of the Surface tablet is here at last.

This game has been through the development wringer, first appearing as a derided first person style shooter a few years back.  However, 2K Games, publishers of the BioShock series, has managed to keep things getting too astray, causing too much damage to the coveted XCOM brand so successfully rebooted recently.  The Bureau manages to give XCOM strategy fans the chance to get into the alien action.

Health related apps are the next big thing for smartphones.

Ever left a credit card behind at a restaurant or pub? A new Aussie smartphone app called Clipp solves that.

The mini tablet market is starting to show promise and the new Asus Fonepad 3G (8GB RRP $329) will offer some compelling reasons over other contender’s offerings.

Seagate has released a 4TB, 3.5”, SATA, hard disk drive (HDD) specially engineered for video capture use in media centres, PVRs and for surveillance use. It can store up to 480 hours of HD content.

STM has release a range of Samsung Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note and Tab cases and covers.