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Chris Rowland

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Epson EcoTank ET-2950 — A small printer with a big capacity | Ausdroid

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By Chris Rowland
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In many homes, a printer isn’t exciting until you’re scrambling to print out a form, boarding pass, or school project. The Epson EcoTank ET-2950 steps in here with a smart, cost-conscious solution: rather than springing for cartridges that disappear after a few pages, it uses refillable ink tanks that last much longer. For regular home use—printing, copying and occasional scanning—it strikes a very good balance. The ET-2950 keeps things simple.
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BISSELL FurFinder stick vacuum — Australian Review | Ausdroid

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By Chris Rowland
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Anyone who lives with pets (or people with long hair) knows how hair seems to migrate everywhere—even in places you thought you’d vacuumed already. The BISSELL PowerClean FurFinder stick vacuum is clearly built to fight that battle daily.
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iGulu F1 — Smart home brewing -- Australian Review | Ausdroid

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By Chris Rowland
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iGulu’s F1 aims to take the fuss out of home brewing — something I’d always avoided because of all the gear, hygiene concerns, and temperature wrangling. This countertop, all-in-one system automates the process: you set it up, fill the keg with water and ingredients (yeast included), tap the recipe tag, and let the F1 take care of temperature control, fermentation, and even dispensing.
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