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Friday July 6, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

With the weekend looming, here are some stories you may have missed. From images inside Intel's labs to the Nintendo 3DS XL; from the Fujitsu U772 Ultrabook to some meaty weekend projects - we've got your Saturday and Sunday covered.

TOP STORIES THIS WEEK

		PHOTO GALLERY The evolution of motion control Jul 6, 2012 Motion control has come a heck of a long way since the days of clumsy virtual reality headsets. Join us as we look at how motion control has developed over the past 20 years.

		REVIEW Review: Kindle Touch By Johnathan Bray \| Jul 5, 2012 While Australians wait for the Kindle Fire, Amazon's latest touch offering may spark a little interest in the eReader community.

		NEWS Nintendo 3DS XL – hands-on By Stephen Graves \| Jul 5, 2012 Ninty's super-sized handheld lands in our laps – but is it a giant killer or a huge disappointment?

		PHOTO GALLERY In pictures: Intel Labs opens its doors Jul 3, 2012 10th annual Research@Intel showcases future technologies.

		NEWS CommBank opens Kaching to new users By Chris Jager \| Jul 6, 2012 CommBank launches Android version of its bizarrely named app.

		NEWS Next Byte brand future in doubt By Allie Coyne \| Jul 6, 2012 Updated: All stores to resemble Apple.

		NEWS GameDock brings old school gaming to iOS By Luke Edwards \| Jul 6, 2012 iOS gaming could soon become a dual controller, TV linked pleasure if this project gets enough funding

		NEWS Is the Kindle Fire 2 arriving in August? By Stephen Graves \| Jul 6, 2012 Amazon's 7 inch tablet could be landing sooner than we expected – but does it hold a candle to the Google Nexus 7?

		HOW TO GUIDE Weekend Project: Build your own supercomputer By Darien Graham-Smith \| Jun 29, 2012 Looking for a techie DIY adventure? Maybe it's time to build a supercomputer in your own home?

		PHOTO GALLERY In Pictures: Fujitsu's U772 Ultrabook Jul 4, 2012 This new Ultrabook from Fujitsu may be designed with business friendly features but it is wrapped in a very distinctive and stylish red metallic shell.

		HOW TO GUIDE How to build your own media centre By Darien Graham-Smith \| Apr 17, 2012 Music, movies, live TV and more -- a media PC can be the heart of your entertainment system. We show you how to set one up.

MOST READ THIS WEEK

Has the Android tablet finally come of age? Should the iPad finally be worried? What can you really do with a tablet? We answer all of these in our August issue cover feature. Plus, we look at the Computex news you may have missed, what the governments want to know about your browsing habits and much more.

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