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Monday, 26 July 2010 10:46 |
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 When Jo Stewart-Rattray finishes her day job defending Australia’s information borderlands, her mind turns to her abiding passion, running a boutique bed and breakfast in SA’s Clare Valley wine-making region.
Since buying it five years ago, Jo and husband James have transformed the former Carlsruhe schoolhouse into a stylish executive hideaway complete with its own tennis courts. Carlsruhe is a tiny rural community about 30 minutes south east of Clare, which is conveniently located just an hour’s drive from the State’s other famous wine-making district, the Barossa Valley. Jo and James Stewart-Rattray fell in love with the Clare Valley when they returned to SA in the mid 1990s, deciding to build their dream home in Auburn, just south of Clare. Jo, who is information security director of national accounting firm RSM Bird Cameron, makes the daily 90-minute commute to Adelaide, except when she is working interstate. |
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Monday, 26 July 2010 00:00 |
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 Australian technology distributor PCRange is now shipping AXIMCom’s battery-powered 3G broadband travel routers that makes it easy for you to share Internet access when you’re on the move.
The AXIMCom MR-102N portable router uses battery power and 3G wireless broadband to keep you online in a wide range of locations, while sharing that Internet access with an 802.11n wireless network. The device works with Australian 3G networks operated by Telstra, Optus, Virgin and 3. As well as travellers, AXIMCom’s MR-102N is useful for people who rent houses, workers setting up temporary offices, visitors to holiday homes or weekenders as well as campers and leisure boaters. The $199 AXIMCom MR-102N is distributed exclusively in Australia by PCRange. PCRange claims the MR-102N is the first mobile router on the market to support the 802.11n wireless network protocol, allowing users to enjoy both fastest and farthest wireless coverage. |
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Friday, 16 July 2010 00:00 |
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  Australian iPad accessories brand PADACS has just launched the PADACS Ergonomic iPad Stand, a $69.95 ergonomically designed iPad stand to enhance the comfort and posture of iPad users.
With six angle adjustments, the PADACS Ergonomic iPad Stand allows the user to view the iPad screen comfortably, without placing strain on the back and neck. Coupled with its lightweight aluminium construction, this iPad stand is stylish, convenient and functional. PADACS has also launched a $19.95 Car Charger for iPad and iPhone. The PADACS Car Charger is designed for use with an iPad, iPhone or iPod and comes with an Apple dock to USB cable. With a USB to USB cable (not supplied), the PADACS Car Charger can even be used to charge other devices. Another addition to the PADACS range is the PADACS AV Cable + USB, costing $49.95. Compatible with iPad, iPod classic, iPod nano (video), iPod touch, iPhone and 3G iPhone, the cable supports video output to television for iPad, iPod nano (video) and classic as well as iPod touch and iPhone. |
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