Always seeking to turn adversity into opportunity, Kogan has launched a new campaign in the midst of what the company dubs “increasingly frugal retail conditions”, promoting affordably priced and desirable digital technologies.

No, there are no cameos of Leonardo DiCaprio included with Toshiba’s Camileo S30 full HD camcorder, but Cisco might flip out about it!

Looking to build on their ascendency in the notebook market, Toshiba is trying extract a few more bucks with a range of accessories to match their portable computers. the Camileo range offers a mixed bag of options.

Crafty and courageous consumer electronics competitor, Kogan Technologies, has bolstered the already bountiful range with a brand new bevvy of top tech beauties for 2010!

The Apple iPad is official. Yet it just missed one ingredient that could have been its killer app.

Cisco has announced retail pricing for the Flip camcorder it will introduce into Australia before Christmas.

Cisco will be very firmly in the consumer electronic gadget market by year end when it introduces its Flip camcorders into the Australian market in time for Christmas.

Cisco has teamed up with Schneider Electric subsidiary, Pelco to develop high definition IP security cameras based on Pelco's Sarix that will be co-branded and sold by Cisco partners worldwide by the end of 2009.

It might not be the first company to deliver ONVIF compliant products, but networked camera specialist Axis has revealed the first of its products to support the open protocol.

Sony has ushered in its new “Spring Summer Collection 2009” of high quality consumer electronics, along with a new group-wide philosophy of “make.believe”, where the spirit of creativity and imagination can make anything possible, replacing the previous “like.no.other” slogan. It’s easy to believe this new strategy will be quite a success!