Joe Gallop

Nothing is reportedly preparing to launch its first smartwatch under its flagship brand, marking the company's entry into the premium wearables market. Previously, it offered smartwatches exclusively through its CMF sub-brand.

TCL has launched four new gaming monitors in Australia, led by the flagship 32-inch 32R84 QD-Mini LED model priced at A$1,599.

DJI has launched its dual-lens Osmo Pocket 4P camera globally, including in Australia, while US creators are still missing out.

KEF has launched its new LS LUXE wireless speaker system, featuring a sculptural design created by industrial designer Ross Lovegrove.

Sonos will unveil a new product in September, with chief executive Tom Conrad strongly hinting the launch will centre on AI and smarter whole-home control.

Indi Imports has secured the Australian distribution rights for Tonewinner, with a selection of the Chinese audio manufacturer's home theatre and Hi-Fi products set to reach local authorised dealers from November.

Apple's MacBook Air is reportedly becoming increasingly difficult to buy as the global memory shortage tightens supply and forces the company to steer customers towards its more expensive MacBook Pro.

ASUS has unveiled the Prime AP304, a panoramic ATX PC case combining curved tempered glass with a patented airflow system designed to deliver fresh air directly to high-performance graphics cards.

Hisense is preparing to expand its premium projector range with the PX4 Pro, an ultra-short-throw 4K model featuring upgraded brightness, gaming technology and audio tuned by French hi-fi brand Devialet.

Marantz has unveiled its new Cinema Series 2 home theatre receiver range, bringing upgraded audio processing, gaming features and installation tools to three models launching in Australia from mid-September.