Laura Blackwell - Author - PC World Australia

Stories by Laura Blackwell

Article | 12/07/2005 ViewSonic VP912

Although the model name has remained the same, ViewSonic has released two versions of the 19" VP912. In the more recent revision, the company replaced...

Article | 24/05/2005 ViewSonic VP191b

ViewSonic's venerable 19" VP191b continues to hold its own against newer LCD models. Its image quality is competent but not extraordinarily good, fall...

Article | 12/07/2005 LaCie Photon19vision

LaCie's first 19" LCD, the Photon19vision, has the features you'd expect from years of experience in monitor-making--and with good reason. Devotees of...

Article | 23/02/2005 Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+

Priced at $699 when we reviewed it, Hyundai's ImageQuest L90D+ is very inexpensive for a 19" monitor. It comes as a pleasant surprise that this budget...

Article | 25/07/2005 LCD specs: Not so swift

Faster LCD pixel response time is supposed to make scrolling, video, and games move more smoothly. Unfortunately, the response time figures that vendo...

Article | 28/07/2005 ViewSonic VX724

The ViewSonic VX724 uses the company's Amplified Impulse technology, which overdrives the LCD panel's electronics to produce faster transitions betwee...

Article | 1/01/2005 Olympus C-7000 Zoom

Next to the massive cameras typical of its class, this sleek metal model looks positively petite. It's less than half the weight of most other advance...

Article | 30/09/2004 LCD adds a dimension to the desktop

If you work with 3D images, but red-and-blue-lensed glasses don't fit into your dress code, take a look at Sharp's LL-151-3D. With the push of a butto...

Article | 10/08/2004 InterComm fuses messaging, collaboration

The line between instant messaging and collaboration software blurs further with the release this week of InterComm: IM buddies can assemble as groups...

Article | 27/04/2004 Yahoo updates Messenger

Yahoo is updating its Messenger program with new avatars, emoticons, and other features for fun, but it is also providing ways to conceal the frivolit...

Article | 30/10/2003 Enterprise messaging interoperability nears

An instant messaging standard in the works could not only provide interoperability but also change the face of e-mail, suggest developers.