Product News

Ring Expands 4K Doorbells

Ring has introduced its first battery-powered 4K and 2K video doorbells in Australia, led by the Battery Video Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen), as it expands high-resolution options across its portfolio.
The company said the new lineup includes one 4K battery-powered doorbell, one 4K wired model and three new 2K doorbells, with prices starting from A$149 and pre-orders opening today. Two new solar accessories are also being launched to give customers more mounting and power options.
“This launch marks an important step forward for Ring across Australia, reflecting our continued focus on innovation and customer choice. With a more versatile lineup spanning 4K video, battery, wired and solar-powered options, we’re enabling customers to tailor their setup to suit their home and lifestyle. It underscores our commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable technology that enhances how people stay connected to their homes,” says Mark Fletcher, APAC Managing Director for Ring.
Ring said the expanded range is designed to offer sharper video, flexible installation and features such as enhanced zoom, low-light colour video and solar-powered charging support. Each device also comes with a free trial of Ring Protect Pro, which includes premium features such as Video Descriptions.

Adobe Targets Students

Adobe has launched Student Spaces in beta within Acrobat, offering a free tool designed to help students study, prepare for exams, collaborate on group projects and create presentations.
The company said Student Spaces was built with input from hundreds of student beta testers, live feedback sessions and partnerships with university groups at Harvard, Brown, Marshall, the University of Minnesota, San Jose State University and Berkeley. Features include an AI tutor, audio summaries, mind maps, flashcards, quizzes and collaboration tools powered by Adobe Express.
Charlie Miller, Ph.D. Vice President, Education Product, Document Cloud said, “Every feature in Student Spaces was shaped by real students — because the best way to build for a generation is to build with them.”
He added, “With Student Spaces, we’re bringing Adobe’s legacy of creativity, productivity, and responsible AI to where students need it most — earning their trust in the classroom so Acrobat becomes the tool they reach for throughout their careers.”
Student Spaces launched in beta on April 7, 2026 and is available for free through Adobe Acrobat.

Looking Glass Opens Orders

Looking Glass is now accepting mass production orders for its 16-inch and 27-inch Hololuminescent Displays, while also taking sample orders from a limited production run set to conclude in the coming weeks.
The company said it has reduced pricing across the range to encourage faster adoption, adding that the displays are expected to become one of its fastest-growing product categories. It also plans to incorporate the technology into interactive AI avatar displays to support anticipated demand.
Looking Glass said customers can collaborate directly with the company to integrate HLD 3D technology into digital signage and display solutions, supported by its existing partnership ecosystem.
The company added that the displays feature on-demand content management software, 24/7 operational capability, simple installation, high brightness, 3D visual effects and a streamlined design.

Hisense Expands RGB TVs

Hisense has unveiled pricing and availability for its latest premium RGB MiniLED televisions in Australia and New Zealand, with the new range starting from A$2,299.
The company said it is expanding RGB MiniLED technology across its new UR Series, including the UR9 and UR8 models, with sizes ranging from 55 inches to 100 inches, as it looks to bring premium home entertainment to more households and price points.
“RGB MiniLED is setting a new standard for modern display innovation which is why we have positioned the technology at the heart of Hisense’s home entertainment strategy,” said Kevin Ke, Managing Director, Hisense Australia and New Zealand.
“It delivers exceptional quality and value while creating shared entertainment experiences that bring families together. As we bring this technology to more households across more sizes and series, we’re redefining what premium home entertainment looks like in everyday life.”
Hisense also said its 2026 range will begin arriving at retailers from late April, while the 100-inch and 116-inch UXS RGB MiniLED Smart TVs featuring its new RGB MiniLED evo technology are due later this year.