Saturday November 21, 2009 8:30 PM AEST

It has been shown to be possible to deliver speeds of up to 1.6 terabits over fibre, but will a privately-owned monopoly have the motivation to deliver those speeds?

Attacking the cost to the taxpayer may win over a few conservatives, but I have little doubt that the NBN is and will remain a broadly popular move.

It's clear that Fallout 3 is one of those games that transcends fun and moves into the realm of art. We look back at the top ten games with an artistic sensibility

Labor’s plan to build a government-controlled fibre to the home network is the best broadband news we’ve had for some time. But questions still remain, including what Telstra’s response will be to being cut off at the knees.

If only graphics chips were simpler. Nathan Taylor tries to keep track of the endless graphics chips released by AMD, Nvidia and Intel.

Digital radio is just a stepping stone to something even better - devices like Pure Evoke Flow and the Tivoli Audio Networks. Nathan Taylor explains how free music networks are about to change.

At 100mbps you could literally burn through Telstra's 25GB Bigpond Liberty cap in a little over half an hour. Nathan Taylor explains why he still won't touch Telstra Cable.

Will anyone want to use Windows 7 Starter edition? Nathan Taylor explains why he thinks this is the version you might want to avoid.

The results from Whirlpool’s annual Australian Broadband Survey are in, and as always they make interesting reading.

Anyone else get the sense that this generation of consoles is played out? Xbox is in trouble, PlayStation 3 is coming into its own with Killzone 2, and meanwhile there's talk about the future.