Dell set to offer 5K 40 inch ultrawide this year
There's a new breed of big monitor coming to Australia from Dell, but you'll need near $5K if you want to play.
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Whether you need a laptop, desktop, workstation, or even an all-in-one, Pickr covers computers of all types to help make sense of what’s out there.
While notebooks and laptops are easily the most searched style of computer in Australia today, we also write about desktops, too, covering both the compact and screen-based all-in-one (such as the iMac), while also detailing workstation news for pros, as well.
If it’s made for Mac, Windows, or even the occasional Android or Linux computer, and is coming to Australia, you can expect to find it here.
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Toshiba’s laptops return to Australia as Dynabook
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