Samsung has been offering a WiFi-only version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet for a few weeks. But if you've been holding out for a model with a cellular modem, it looks like Verizon has got you covered. The company is taking pre-orders for a mdoel with a 4G LTE modem with prices starting [...]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4G is up for pre-order at Amazon is a post from: Liliputing
Lenovo is expected to launch at least two Android tablets this year: a consumer oriented IdeaPad K1 and a business tablet wearing the ThinkPad brand name. We've seen plenty of evidence of the IdeaPad tablet, but very little news about the ThinkPad model. But now the folks at ZTop got brief glimpse at the new [...]
Lenovo teases Android ThinkPad tablet in Brazil is a post from: Liliputing
The HP TouchPad goes on sale Friday for $499.99 and up. The tablet will be the first device to run webOS 3.0 and it represents HP's initial attempt to take on the Apple iPad and a growing mountain of Android tablets. It's a bold new vision for HP, which spent $1.2 billion to acquire Palm. [...]
HP TouchPad review roundup is a post from: Liliputing
The Cisco Cius tablet is an enterprise tablet which runs Google Android as well as Cisco software for web conferencing, chatting, and making video calls. The tablet is aimed at customers looking for mobile devices which can be used with your work network. The company says early customers include CDW, Verizon, and Nottingham University Hospitals. [...]
Cisco launches AppHQ enterprise Android app store for Cius tablets is a post from: Liliputing
Acer seems determined to see how much it can undercut its competitors netbook prices. The company has consistently cranked out netbook after netbook for $300 or less over the past few years. But now Acer might have outdone itself with the launch of the Aspire One AOD257. It has a list price of $270, but [...]
Acer Aspire One AOD257 hits the scene for $250 is a post from: Liliputing
Newegg is running one of the best deals I've seen to date for a 10 inch netbook with an Intel Atom N570 dual core processor, and the ViewSonic gTablet is on sale yet again. Here are some of the top deals on mobile tech making the rounds today: Acer Aspire One AOD255E 10″ netbook w/Atom [...]
Deals of the Day (6-23-11) is a post from: Liliputing
Italy's been receiving some pretty good stuff lately. It's no surprise, since the European market is a great place f0r portable devices. Samsung's continued this trend by release the Samsung NS310 there. A pretty slick-looking netbook it features a colorful case design and edge-to-edge glass display with a smooth plastic finish.
Beneath the gloss is some pretty nice hardwwre. Boasting a 1.5 GHz Intel Atom N550 dual core processor, you have a choice of either a Linux or Windows OS. It also packs a gigabyte of DDR3 memory, a 250GB hard drive, and a 10.1 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display.
It's out now in Italian stores and is sold for between 350 and 399 Euros.
Source: Liliputing
A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.
Samsung's Italian Release Looks Impressive
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Netbooks, CULV laptops, and ultrabooks have all demonstrated that just because a laptop is small doesn't mean it has to be expensive. But by definition, most of these affordable ultraportable laptops are less powerful than high-end laptops. Sony is hoping there's still a market for small but high performance (and high priced) laptops. The company [...]
Sony updates Vaio Z laptop, hopes people still want high-priced ultraportables is a post from: Liliputing
Italian company Ekoore has been laying low for awhile, but it seems they're back with a bang! They've just announced three new tablets with rather appropriate names: Perl, Python and Pascal. Two of these tablets run on the not-exactly popular choices of tablet OS: namley Ubuntu Linux and Windows 7. The third one is a more standard choice of a budget Android tablet.
The Perl and Python models are the two Linux/Windows models and they share 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel multitouch display, HDMI output, stereo audio. However the Python mode is more impressive with its 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N455 processor, GMA 3150 graphics, a solid state disk, 3 USB ports, WiFi, Bluetooth, and 3G. That's a lot to fit into a tablet and its obvious with its thick chassis. Still it's a pretty much a trimmed down netbook so it maybe popular for its more powerful capabilities.
The Android tablet, the Pascal, is quite different. It boasts a 7 inch multitouch display, runs on 1.2 GHz Telechips ARM Cortex-A8 dual core processor, and uses Android 2.3. It also features 512 MB of RAM along with 4 gigs of data storage. One more good thing about it is it's pretty light, weighing less than a pound.
No word on the release date or prices, but expect them to be competitively priced.
Source: Liliputing
A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.
Three Tablets From Italy Courtesy of Ekoore
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Acer's new Aspire One Happy is in stock in the US, and aside from the colorful pink, orange, and yellow lid options, the second-generation Happy netbook stands out thanks to its 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N570 dual core processor and low price tag. Here's a roundup of today's mobile tech bargains: Acer Aspire One Happy2 [...]
Deals of the Day (6-27-11) is a post from: Liliputing
When I got a chance to check out the Eee PC X101 last week, an Asus rep told me that it was scheduled to hit the streets this summer. Now the folks at DigiTimes think they've narrowed the time frame. Industry sources say the netbook will drop in July. I'd take that news with a [...]
Asus to launch its $200 Eee PC X101 netbook in July? is a post from: Liliputing
Microsoft is working on its next-generation operating system designed to run on touchscreen tablets as well as it does on laptop or desktop computers. Intel, meanwhile is working on a next-generation Atom chip designed to work in tablets, netbooks, and other low power devices. See a trend here? This next part should come as no [...]
Intel plans to have Atom Cloverview chips ready in time for Windows 8 launch is a post from: Liliputing
Netbooks are low cost portable laptops that can function as secondary computers for some folks — or primary computers for those who may not have the money to buy a more powerful machine (or the interest in spending that kind of money). But something neat happens when you make computers more affordable and more portable: [...]
Can't afford your own netbook? Borrow one from the library is a post from: Liliputing
Netbooks and tablets have become pretty popular as consumer devices over the past few years, but they also serve a number of niche markets such as education, government, or industrial settings. It turns out there's also a demand for light weight and durable computers at the South Pole. A company called HumanEdgeTech has put together [...]
Which netbook or tablet will you pack for your next Antarctic expedition? is a post from: Liliputing
There's a small but vocal subset of laptop users who can't stand glossy displays. While they look bright and vibrant on a store shelf, these screens tend to reflect glare and turn into mirrors when you try to use them outdoors or even in an office or coffee shop too close to a window. But [...]
Asus netbooks to drop glossy displays for matte screens is a post from: Liliputing
Sure, Asus is making waves with its plans to launch a $200 Eee PC X101 netbook soon. But a company named Genesi has been offering a 10 inch mini-laptop for $199 since February. It's called the Genesi Efika MX. Now the company is working on a new platform that could be even cheaper. The secret [...]
Asus, Genesi will see your $200 netbook and lower you with a cheaper one is a post from: Liliputing
Solar technology isn't cheap, which is why it's not all that surprising that Voltaic's new Spark Tablet Case costs $299. On the one hand, that's an awful lot of money to pay for an iPad case. On the other hand, it's not really an unreasonable price for a device that generates 8 watts of solar [...]
Voltaic's $299 solar iPad charger makes Samsung's $399 solar netbook look good is a post from: Liliputing
Asus plans to launch the Eee PC X101 10 inch netbook this summer for just under $200. That will give the X101 the lowest launch price of any netbook with an Intel Atom chip. You can occasionally find old, used, or refurbished models for that price, but I've never seen a netbook hit the shelves [...]
Hands-on with the Asus Eee PC X101 $200 netbook is a post from: Liliputing
Intel's Classmate PC platform may have started out as the company's answer to the OLPC Laptop, but over the past few years about twice as many Classmate PC models have been deployed in classrooms around the globe as OLPC XO Laptops. As of this week, Intel says more than 4 million of the small rugged [...]
Intel: 4 million Classmate PC netbooks deployed is a post from: Liliputing
ARM-based processors have come a long way in the past few years. While the low power chip architecture was once best known for powering relatively slow smartphones and PDAs, we're now seeing dual and quad-core chips with high performance graphics in modern phones and tablets. Now that Microsoft is planning on making Windows 8 compatible [...]
ARM-based notebooks in the works is a post from: Liliputing
Good news everyone… outside of the US! Motorola is finally going to make that useless microSD card slot on your XOOM tablet start working. Motorala Europe has announced that it has already started rolling out a software update bringing Google Android 3.1 to XOOM users residing in countries that don't happen to be the United [...]
Motorola XOOM finally gets an SD card fix… outside the US is a post from: Liliputing
If you're interested in picking up a Chromebook but don't feel like spending $430 or more for a Samsung Series 5 it looks like you may have to wait a little longer. Acer's AC700 Chromebook which was originally scheduled to ship for $350 on June 15th has been delayed. While we had originally heard the [...]
Acer AC700 Chromebook ship date pushed back to July/August? is a post from: Liliputing
Amazon has yet to confirm plans to release an Android tablet, but the rumor mill has been working overtime on the possibility. Now the folks at DigiTimes have received word from Taiwanese component makers that Amazon's first tablets could ship by August or September. According to DigiTimes, Amazon is opting for a a Texas Instruments [...]
Amazon could launch a tablet in August is a post from: Liliputing
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