Nintendo’s upcoming games console, the Wii, will launch in Australia on December 7 at AUD $399.95. The press release just came into my inbox at 9.14pm – a few minutes ago as this is being blogged! Details below…

While most digital camera makers offer digital cameras to cater to all price points, from entry-level to the absolute high-end, Canon is a company that excels at doing this really well.   

Ever since ‘force feedback’ technology in games controllers and steering wheels became popular a few years ago, people have wanted ways to make our entertainment experiences ever more realistic and enjoyable.

The world’s most popular Internet phone call software, Skype, have released a new beta 2.0 version for Mac users which finally supports video!

Did you buy a 5th gen iPod partly because it records audio in WAV format at full 16-bit CD quality, which can then be easily compressed to smaller size mp3s if required?

On September 13, 1956, the hard disk drive was born. It’s interesting to note that TV and the Hard Disk Drive are both 50 years old, and in 2006 they are finally coming together as never before.

New iPods, new software and new accessories are finally here, and as always, it’s amazing to see what the rumour mill gets right and what it gets wrong. While we’ve all speculated about widescreen iPods and iPod phones which, as it turns out, haven’t arrived this time around, there’s still a lot to be happy about with Apple’s latest harvest – and thankfully, that’s whether you’re buying a new iPod or not! Let’s take a look in some more detail below, in the longest post I’ve written! Don’t worry, you’ll read through it all quickly… :-)

As this blog entry is written, there’s only a few hours to go until 10am San Francisco time, where the new Apple iPods, new iTunes Movie and Music store and other goodies are set to be released. So as a pre-celebration, here’s an interesting little site where you can watch Apple’s different TV ads and videos from the past 20 years…

While we all wait with baited breath to hear what Apple will launch on September 12 (US time, for us here in Australia it will be September 13), iPod accessory manufacturer Gear4 has released an excellent iPod compatible clock radio that works with any iPod that has a dock connector.

Our eyes and brain work in mysterious ways… Want to see if your brain is fooled by the interesting visual phenomena?

Upgrading your operating system from an older one to a new one is always an interesting experience. Paul Thurrott shares his experiences by bravely upgrading a fully loaded XP system to the new Vista RC1… And yes, did he back up first!

The very popular Blackberry messaging phone is well known for doing one thing right, and that’s mobile email. But things are changing with the release of the a new version outfitted with a trackball for navigation. They’re calling it the Blackberry Pearl.

Whether Apple is launching a movie download service along with new iPods on September 12 or not, new iMacs have just been launched and are on sale now.

After the initial excitement that the latest test version of Windows Vista, known as RC1 (or release candidate 1), was by far the best test version so far, users have started reporting things they don’t like and want fixed before the final release.

Looking forward to Sony’s next-generation games console, the PS3?

If you live in Australia, Europe, Russia, Africa and other PAL TV standard territories, you’ll be waiting a little longer than you expected, with the PS3 for these territories being delayed until March 2007!

Corel Corporation, creators of Corel Draw, have announced Corel Snapfire, a free download from www.snapfire.com that provides all the tools users need to easily organise, enhance and share digital photos and video clips.