We audition the first entrant in our Bluetooth A2DP lineup.

Implementing an in-car MP3 player can often mean an expensive overhaul to your audio system, or at the least buying a fiddly, cable-strewn cassette adaptor for an existing MP3 player like an iPod. This assumes that you do have an MP3 player already though.

GPS pet locators could save pet owners the misery of losing their beloved furry friends, and it appears you can buy them in Australia

It doesn’t do anything apart from simple music streaming, but the price and ease of use make this a good choice for getting music from one room to another wirelessly.

The tightest firewall and administration system is all for naught if an employee walks away from their PC without locking it up.

Next–gen iPhone to come rocking speedier wireless and FM transmitter – will this give it the smartphone edge?

Overpriced video cables are on the way out, being replaced by wireless HD video signal boxes pumping video around your hours.

Two of the oldest standards in the book join forces to try and spell the end of long, expensive VGA cable extensions.

Sony's newest Bravia range include the world's thinnest LCD, the Bravia ZX1. Sony also launch their newest Picture Frame models and wireless Bravia televisions for 2009. We list the new range of Sony models here.

Our unparalleled test of mobile broadband returns, comparing the three fastest services on offer in Australia. Read PC Authority's full comparative results drawn from exhaustive testing with real-world data.

Fancy a set of Bluetooth enabled headphones for playing some wireless tunes? Sony has shed the cables with its new Bluetooth headphone kit.

The 720’s features make it a winner. But the high price reflects Map Share: which isn’t available in Australia

An electronic whiteboard without the whiteboard would probably be the most succinct way to describe the mimio from Virtual Ink.

As neural controllers grow in popularity, so will hackers attempts to create malicious code to potentially corrupt, control and infiltrate our brains. So, what are the experts doing about it?

The wireless feature is a neat touch, but the iBall's core function – sounding good – just isn’t there

Penn State engineers demonstrate speeds of 100Gbps.

If you've ever fancied kitting yourself out for a bit of illicit spying, you might want to try the PenCam.

Lawsuit centres on wireless controller systems.

If you are pleased with your broadband connection bandwidth you could be a bit disappointed to find out how far behind the technology ball your local ISP might actually be.