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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.
Which Macs can run macOS 10.16 Big Sur?
With the announcement of a new macOS version, you might be wondering whether a Mac you might own will support…
Microsoft to close its stores worldwide
The days of walking past Microsoft's Store in Pitt Street Mall and thinking "I could go in and buy a Surface or…
Apple shifts to its own chips in Macs starting later this year
You may not remember a time when Apple didn't use Intel inside its computers, but it was long ago, and it's…
MacOS gets a fresh look in 10.16 Big Sur
We're beyond version numbers now, as the next version of macOS focuses on a big look, named after a mountain…
16 inch MacBook Pro gets an update with improved graphics
Apple's 16 inch laptop is getting a graphical upgrade if you really need the horsepower, while the properly Big…
D-Link’s latest router is smart, meshable, WiFi 6
If you want the same fast speeds that your phone can get and a little more, D-Link's new router might suit.
Razer’s latest Blade is an uber exy portable workstation
Workstation computers are meant for creators, and with Razer's latest laptop, the traditionally gaming focused…
Dell, Alienware set for high-spec Intel gaming goodness
High speed and high specs are coming in new laptops from Dell and Alienware, thanks in part to an Intel launch a…
Computex 2020 is officially moved to 2021
Another event is dead for the year, as the coronavirus puts a mid-year computer show on hold, set to return next year.