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Wednesday, 14 April 2021, 11:48 am For much of last year the word on the street was that PC sales were running hot. Brands and stores reported shortages of certain models as the pandemic bit and New Zealanders were sent home to work or study online. The biggest demand was for notebooks. Sales were up 21.7 percent on the year earlier. Desktop PC sales were down 15.1 percent year-on-year. Commercial PC shipments were up 18.3 percent, consumer PC sales climbed 5.2 percent. These figures are broadly in-line with worldwide trends. Global PC shipments were up 13 percent. HP top, Acer secon...

For now, Sky offers its own-brand broadband to a small group of existing satellite TV customers. It is not available to customers of the company's streaming TV services. That makes sense, those people will already have decent broadband. Sky says there will be a wider roll out in the coming months. Gigabit, unlimited The price is aggressive, but not market shaking. Customers, who must have a pay TV account and commit to a 12 month contract pay $79 a month for an uncapped 1Gbps plan. This compares with around $100 for similar plans from the big service providers. In other words, satellite TV cu...

Excellent Consistent Quality. Vodafone has the fastest data speeds, 2degrees has the most responsive network. In other words everyone comes away with a prize from the Tutela's March 2021 New Zealand Mobile Experience Snapshot. Even when they don't, there's not much separating the three mobile carriers. Take the consistent quality measurements. Tutela measures the performance of the networks in places where all three offer coverage. Excellent Consistent Quality is where users have a network experience suitable for 1080p video streaming, real-time mobile gaming or HD video calling. Spark and...

'They’re not good in any industry they have to compete in or have to be innovative in. They can buy and they can copy, like they just did the other day, again, with another thing. What did they borrow from? From Clubhouse or whatever. They just can’t ...

LG Electronics said Monday that its board decided to terminate the company's loss-making smartphone business, with analysts saying focus is now expected to shift to the more profitable home appliance and TV divisions. Source: LG Electronics to end loss-making ...