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We’ve had a sneak peak at the big camera expo in Brisbane this week to see what’s in store for photographers this year.

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Capable of reproducing good photos, but it’s slow, a bit expensive to run and has a poor scanner.

A decent LCD in its own right, but the speakers are poor and the dock isn’t much more than an expensive gimmick.

HP has announced a completely new line-up of computers, printers and handheld devices for the Australian Christmas 2007.

A dreadful scanner and an overall lack of features make the low price a moot point

Samsungs multi-use camera comes with everything youd expect and then some. Twenty-first century style headphones, a transparent carry case, USB connector cable, tilt/swivel stand and our review camera came with a 16Mb (RCA brand) Compact Flash memory card.

The scanner is the only minor weakness in an otherwise near perfect home all-in-one

Wireless in-car connectivity centres are gaining popularity thanks to 3G and burgeoning 4G services. We take a look at a couple of the bigger examples and investigate how they're changing the way we drive.

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They’re pricey, but these high end compact cameras make other power zooms look positively tubby

A slight speed boost and a new curvaceous shape keep Canon on top of the inkjet pile.

The choice between Blackberry and Nokia (or iPhone for that matter) got even more difficult today, with the appearance of two cutting edge smartphones. See the pics and our first impressions.

Vivid colours and some interesting extras make this the perfect entertainment-focused LCD

An excellent all-in-one, particularly when it comes to photo quality, but it’s possible to get more features elsewhere.

The tiny Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart 1200 is a sleek, portable, flatbed scanner tailor-made for scanning small items with minimal hassle. Weighing in at a tiny 680g with a scan bed of only 10 x 15cm it's perfect for scanning photos. Features include 1,200 x 1,200dpi optical resolution, a USB 2.0 port, CompactFlash card and shared MMC/SD slots. Power is by the USB 2.0 port, or by four AA batteries when unplugged

So your Mum's not inspired by an overclocked Phenom system - but she might go for these gifts.

A Media Center Extender, upscaling DVD player and great games console

The Lexmark P6250 is a not just a photo printer as such, it's also an all in one multifunction device: printer/scanner/copier and media reader. You might be nodding to yourself with the obviousness of an all in one printer winning out over tiny single use photo printers in this roundup, but to be honest the distinction is not just made because of the broad functionality and applicability of the Lexmark P6250.