We have removed the newsletter subscribing block from the left panel. We have seen some rubbish email addresses being subscribed by bots.

Subsequently, we generally would not send newsletters from now on. We suggest customers subscribe to our RSS feeds instead.

For IE 8 users, browse to our front page, click the RSS button and select the feed you are interested in. When you click on "Favorites" on the left, you can then subscribe to the feeds.

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Last but not least, our twitter contents are pretty light weighted. So if you a twitter user, please follow our tweets.

We have now recommenced trading for 2010. Orders and sales inquiries are currently being sorted and attended to.
There may be some small delays but we expect everything should return to normal within the next couple of days.

Thank you for your patience.

From 1 November 2008, our dropshipping supplier will add $5 (ex GST) processing fee for all the drop shipping orders no matter the size of the order. We regret to pass the fee to the customers due to the reason that the margins on the dropshipping orders are already very low.

For the orders we received and processed before 1 Nov. ie. we process the order before the drop shipping fee is charged to us, we will remove the drop shipping fee from the order. Our back end for adding the drop shipping fee has been implemented on 30 Oct.

Dear visitors and customers,

An error has occurred within our dropshipping website domain (retailing.com.au) registry body. They have identified the problem and should have the domain back on Net soon.

We apologise for the inconvenience this has caused.

When most people think of networking these days, Wi-Fi is often the first thing to spring to mind. Like Bluetooth, the concept of wireless, always-on connectivity definitely carries the "cool" factor. So what actually lies under the wireless hood?

Wi-Fi is essentially wireless LAN technology, as defined by the various IEEE 802.11 standards. It was first defined in 1997, but a lack of standardisation effectively prevented any widespread implementation of the technology. There are quite a few ratified standards, all amendments to the legacy standard, but by far the most popular and widely-used are 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g. The newest standard is 802.11n, but this has yet to the ratified.

Go to the Guide: http://www.eyo.com.au/info_ID_67.html

Tell us topics you're interested in and we'll write a guide about it!

EYO Technologies is asking you, our valued customers, to submit technology or product related topics that you would like us to write about and publish on our website. Do you want to learn more about a topic on IT trends, technological advancements, or just want to know more about a product? Then do let us know! Our friendly staff will look into your suggestion and if we think it would be useful a guide will be written about it and posted on our homepage. Email your suggested topics to: marketing@eyo.com.au

Bluetooth is one of those technologies which has slipped into popular culture with an undeniable "cool" factor. Most people are exposed to Bluetooth in some way, but not everyone knows what it actually is. This week, EYO looks at the origins of Bluetooth, Frequencies, Speeds, Range, Uses,Implementations, and the Future of Bluetooth and what this means to you.

Click here to find out more about Bluetooth Technology.

Thanks to John from Tasmania for emailing us his topic request.

... Tell us topics you're interested in and we'll write a guide about it!

EYO Technologies is asking you, our valued customers, to submit technology or product related topics that you would like us to write about and publish on our website. Do you want to learn more about a topic on IT trends, technological advancements, or just want to know more about a product? Then do let us know! Our friendly staff will look into your suggestion and if we think it would be useful a guide will be written about it and posted on our homepage. Email your suggested topics to: marketing@eyo.com.au

EYO Technologies is asking you, our valued customers, to submit technology or product related topics that you would like us to write about and publish on our website. Do you want to learn more about a topic on IT trends, technological advancements, or just want to know more about a product? Then do let us know! Our friendly staff will look into your suggestion and if we think it would be useful a guide will be written about it and posted on our homepage.

Simply email your suggested topics to: marketing@eyo.com.au

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EYO Feature Article: Networking: EYO's Guide to Networking for the Home
EYO Feature Article: Networking: EYO's Guide to Office Networking
EYO Feature Article: 7 Facts about Windows Vista Storage Requirements
EYO Feature Article: Vista Hardware Requirements
EYO Feature Article: EYO’s Guide to Mobile Computer and Notebook Technology

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Notebooks have come a long way and right now there are varied choices in terms of screen size, functionality and performance. In this EYO feature article we go back to basics and discuss the options available when it comes to the importance of a notebooks' memory, cpu, storage and graphics processors - the underlying hardware critical to the notebook's performance and flexibility.

>>> Take me to EYO's Guide to Notebook Technologies page.

Windows Vista is here. Are you itching to upgrade? Well first of all you need to have think about whether your hardware can cope, whether you need to upgrade, and what version of Vista is right for you. Click here to find out more about Vista and hardware requirements.