Cameras stories
Canon celebrates making 100 million EF-series interchangeable lenses for EOS cameras, achieving the milestone in just 11 months.
Apple's iPhone 5S and iPad Air have revolutionized photography, allowing even novices to produce great images.
The Kiwi creators of meMINI are preparing to manufacture the wearable camera as soon as the Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign ends.
I've been looking at buying one of the AR Drones from Parrot for awhile. So I just about fell off my chair when I got an email to review one.
Laced with high-end features, will this device be the cocktail to succeed in a market dominated by Apple & Co.?.
Unisys advises firms to see their internal environment as hostile to counter BYOD risks, urging a shift to multi-factor authentication and data encryption.
PowerbyProxi showcases resonant wireless charging at Computex 2014; offers multi-device charging for smartphones, phablets and tablets up to 15W.
Cammy is an app that can turn an IP camera into a security system that records movement and lets you access the videos from your phone.
In an era ruled by smartphones, Panasonic's HC-W850 stands out with dual cameras and expansion options, redefining video capture for work and play.
Once widespread consumer adoption takes place, the enterprise is never far behind – whether it's ready or not.
Crash Cam app transforms your smartphone into a dashcam, offering peace of mind and evidence in the event of a road accident.
The TS-670 is a 6 bay NAS unit, providing SMBs with a scalable NAS solution, backed by the power of an Intel processor, 2GB RAM and 4 LAN interfaces.
Synnex New Zealand becomes second authorised distributor of Microsoft OEM in the country, joining incumbent Ingram Micro.
Deane Jessep, UCFX director of business development outlines the options for group conferencing when using Microsoft Lync.
Google has released a list of do's and don'ts for wearing Google Glass, hoping to prevent users from becoming 'Glassholes'.
New years generally begin with new goals and IT distributor Connector Systems has kicked off 2014 flying New Zealand's local flag.
Canon celebrates production of 70 million EOS-series cameras as demand for digital SLR cameras continues to rise.
Open Platform Systems (OPS) has inked a deal with Axis Communications to distribute the network video provider's full suite of products in New Zealand.
The iUSBportCAMERA redefines DSLR operation with wireless control and live preview on smart devices, spurring creativity in photography.
Facing IPv4 exhaustion, New Zealand companies look towards IPv6 adoption amid global demand for ample IP addressing.
