PRO-Series Sony Bravia KDL40V2000U TV LCD PLASMA Wall Mount Bracket With Swivel Cantilever Extension Arm
This PRO-Series wall mount is our top of the range wall mount, offering smooth movement of your LCD/Plasma TV for the best viewing angle. The mount is constructed using High grade steel and chrome, making it a stylish addition to your LCD/Plasma TV. This mount uses the innovative double-arm system, allowing for smooth movement, strength and least possible push back against wall. As well as movement left to right, the mount also offers tilting of your TV in an up and down motion, this is ideal if your TV is not being placed at eye level when seated. Summary: Elegant design, solid construction and excellent price lead us to give this mount 10/10!

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Overseas buyers lured to Fashion Week
More than 100 top international fashion buyers are coming to Australian Fashion Week, the federal government’s trade agency says.Buyers from the US, UK, Italy and Singapore were among those attending the event, while Indonesia was bringing the largest

Samsung S750 Digital Camera - Black (7MP, 3 x Optical Zoom) 2.5″ LCD
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Canon PowerShot A460 Digital Camera - Blue (5.0MP, 4x Optical Zoom) 2.0 ” LCD
Worthy successor to the PowerShot A430, the PowerShot A460 from Canon?combines user-friendliness with a modern design and improved performance, notably in terms of resolution and screen size.Designed to capture beautiful photos each and every time, the PowerShot A460 is equipped with a 5 million pixel sensor and a 4x optical zoom which will enable you to take splendid shots, whether you are an experienced photographer or just a beginner.The?stylish blue?PowerShot A460 is compact and lightweight and easy-to-handle. Its bright?2″ LCD screen lets you preview images before you shoot, and its many focusing modes help you obtain perfect results in any environment. Meanwhile, its amazing macro mode lets you take detailed close-up photos at just 1cm away from the subject.Providing consistent optical quality for photographers of all levels, the PowerShot A460 from Canon will transform the world of digital photography as you know it!
Amazon Price: ?62.95
Used Price: ?50.00
Customer Review: First digital camera
Never owned a digital camera before,so took plenty of advice and came up with this one.It’s a very easy camera to use, comes with cables to connect to your tv and computer,a basic paper guide,an advanced users guide on disk and even software to play about with your images. At the same time i bought a Kingston 2GB SDC, which has been brilliant, and the soft case, which maybe should have come with the camera. Once you understand how everything works, and set it up how you want it, the results are excellant.I’m very pleased with this camera at this price range and would thoroughly recommend it!
Customer Review: fantastic!
the camera is stylish, small and compact. takes great pictures and is very easy to use for a novice like myself. the estimated delivery date was upto 2 weeks but i got in 4 days! oh and the ‘red’ is actually a hot pink colour but trust me it is hot!

Casio EX-Z1050 Digital Camera - Black (10.0MP, 3x Optical Zoom) 2.6″ LCD
Prepare to be wowed with the Exilim EX-Z1050 from Casio and its 10 megapixel sensor! Thanks to its Anti-Shake DSP electronic image and video stabiliser, the EX-Z1050 can correct blur and capture even the tiniest details, while its ISO sensitivity (going up to 1600) and pre-programmed Best Shot focusing modes allow you to take beautiful photos, even in the lowest lighting conditions. Its intelligent shutter adapts its speed according to the surrounding conditions, guaranteeing fabulous photos each and every time. You can also take close-ups or use the macro mode with its 10 cm focusing mode and 3x optical zoom. The EX-Z1050 features a sound and video mode and is able to record video sequences in resolutions of up to 640 x 480 at 25 fps. Compatible with SDHC cards, the EX-Z1050 will immortalise all of your most memorable moments!
Used Price: ?101.00
Customer Review: Cracking little camera.
My 4th digital camera and it gets the colours near to perfect. Good sharp photos - no complaints. Video on HQ settings is adequate but if you want good quality video then buy a dedicated camcorder. The device is smaller than I expected.If you’ve got big thick hands like me then beware - the on/off button is too small, the SET button requires fingernail action, the usb compartment is very very fiddely. I’m gonna have to order a spare battery because the 2.5 hour recharge isn’t good enough. Negatives asides it does a grand job with point and shoot and am glad I bought it.
Customer Review: great camera overall but pictures are flat
My old Sony 3.2 megapixel Cybershot finally conked out after years of extensive service, and this camera was a significant upgrade. It truly is excellent in many areas, including picture quality, battery life, and startup time — all of this from a camera that (finally!) really does fit in a shirt pocket. I have also found the camera to be very sensitive; it is able to take good pictures with very little light. There is one thing about the camera that is quite annoying, however, and that is that the pictures tend to be flat. Compared with the Sony I had, the colour isn’t vivid, and the contrast isn’t stark enough. As I have Adobe Photoshop, this isn’t an insurmountable obstacle; I just edit my favourites. But I take a lot of photos, and more and more this is getting to be a real pain. My Sony definitely had other problems, mainly with startup time and battery life — but when I have to buy my next camera, I might go back to them just for this reason.

46 inch LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket for HD Ready Sony Bravia KDL46W2000U
This is a great bracket for your TV LCD PLASMA TV. It’s HEAVY DUTY, Easy to install and Looks Great! Solid steel construction and adjustable for the best viewing angle.

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Pimp your PS2 with the look that it deserves. These ready-to-apply full-colour skins are manufactured from a high quality flexible Cast adhesive backed vinyl, pre-cut to fit your laptop like a glove.
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Amazon Price: ?50.98
Customer Review: Well, it’s better than Vista
Buy it while you still can, or pay for major hardware upgrades in order to run Windows Vista (arguably the least successful Windows since the woeful Millennium Edition). XP is generally very stable and will run OK with 128MB of RAM in an older computer, but it likes as much memory as possible. Microsoft have made it quite hard to avoid paying for their software these days, with the interestingly-named “Windows Genuine Advantage” nagware, so if you want full access to updates, ?50 to go legit doesn’t seem too bad.
Customer Review: Windows XP Home Edition
So, it’s here at last. Microsoft’s much-hyped new version of Windows is available to new and existing PC owners and claims all kinds of improvements over its antecedents. Windows XP isn’t the latest in the Windows 95/98/ME line. Nor is it a continuation of Windows NT and 2000. Although it’s based on NT technology, as 2000 was, it’s an amalgam of both types of Windows and has one common code base. It may be available in Home and Professional (business) versions, but it is basically one product. XP Pro is a super-set of XP Home. We’ve reviewed the latter here. This has been Microsoft’s strategy for several years and is intended to make it easier to maintain and to keep new releases of home and business products in line for the future. Making use of NT code, designed for the more rigorous business and networked environment, should benefit everybody, as the new version is claimed to be more robust than any previous incarnation. Windows XP looks different from previous versions, with a much cleaner appearance to the desktop. Apart from the Start button, there’s little extra to confuse the newcomer. Click on Start, though, and the two-column menu that pops up is re-ordered and points the way to other changes in the operating system. The colour scheme suggests a bigger, brighter approach to PCs and this idea is strengthened by the bold icons and the way it’s harder to get at the nuts and bolts. You’re encouraged to stay on the yellow brick road of applications and their documents, rather than delving into backwoods on your own. The operating system, which supports both FAT32 and NTFS filing systems, offers a lot of fun extras, too. A new Wizard for printing that arranges photos to make the best use of expensive photo paper and a video editing applet which, while not Adobe Premier, provides the basics for cutting and pasting digital video, are just two highlights. Others include easier home networking and the ability to allow a service technician to temporarily take over your PC to provide technical support. This isn’t quite as worrying as it might sound, as you can specify how long that person can have access. Much has been made about product activation, the need to contact Microsoft over the Net or by phone to receive a code to activate your copy of Windows XP. While it may be an irritation, more so if you make frequent changes to your PC, it’s hard to deny Microsoft the right to stop people buying one copy of Windows and passing it round to all their friends - it happens. You’ll need quite a substantial PC to run Windows XP. The minimum recommended is a 300MHz Pentium with 64MB memory and 1.5GB of hard drive space. Double all those figures to be comfortable. From our experience, the pre-installed version is likely to be more popular than the upgrade pack. We installed Windows XP on a Sony Vaio notebook as an upgrade. The resultant report of software that had to be removed or reinstalled (including Microsoft’s own Outlook 2000) ran to four pages of A4. So it’s probably best to let the PC builders install it from scratch.
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List Price: ?44.99
Amazon Price: ?44.99
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