The Acer Aspire One AOD270 is a netbook with a 10 inch display, an Intel Atom N2600 Cedar Trail processor, and a really cheap price... like less than half the cost of a new iPad cheap. Amazon is selling this little laptop for just $238. Here are some of the day's best deals on mobile devices and accessories. Acer Aspire...
Read more »
Deals of the Day (6-19-2012) is a post from: Liliputing
Now that Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A had made an appearance, a lot then are in confusion regarding with the previous prototype shown under the name of IdeaTab S210 running in Intel Medfield processor. The just released tablet was shown first at the FCC website. However, as many of the manufacturers would say, it should not to be confused with the prototype.
First and foremost, the Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A's dimensions are 10.2' x 7" x 0.34' and weighs about 1.3 pounds. The keyboard dock on the other hand is within the measurements of 10.2" x 7.5" x .39'; having the same weight of 1.3 pounds. So if both are to be weighed together, these will sum up just the same with the netbooks'.
Talking about the screen resolutions, the good part to start is its a 10.1-incher tablet with fair 1280 x 800-pixel display. It has an 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, an integrated Bluetooth plus an optional 3G as well. Apart from the previously mentioned specs are the micro HDMI connector, a micro USB port, front and rear cameras, and of course the 2-cell, 23.4 Whr battery.
The tablet is expected to be available with 1 GB of DDR2 memory and 16 GB to 64 GB storage. An optional keyboard docking station can be as well offered adding up the 2 USB 2.0 ports. As with the price, there is no additional information yet.
via liliputing
Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A Tablet Tested at the FCC is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A Tablet Tested at the FCC - from: Eee PC | One comment | © Admarket, 2012.
Over the past few years I've seen a lot of inexpensive netbooks with low power ARM-based processors running Android, Windows CE, or other light-weight operating systems. Normally I don't pay much attention, because these cheap little devices can't run Windows and aren't as fast as most netbooks with Intel or AMD chips. But it turns out that these little guys...
Read more »
Arch Linux on a $66 WM8650 netbook is a post from: Liliputing
Sony is now offering an Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich software update for the Sony Tablet P dual screen tablet. It took a few weeks longer than expected to push out the update, which was originally scheduled for May 24th. But if you have a Sony tablet you can check for the update by visiting the System Updates section in...
Read more »
Sony rolls out Android 4.0 for the Sony Tablet P is a post from: Liliputing
Microsoft plans to announce something at an event in Los Angeles Monday. That much we know for certain. While the company hasn't actually said what it will announce, sources have told The Wrap and All Things D that Microsoft will use the event to talk tablets. But Microsoft has been talking about tablets for months. The upcoming Windows 8 and Windows...
Read more »
Rumor: Microsoft to build its own Windows tablet is a post from: Liliputing
Inexpensive televisions are the words that best describe Vizio. Now that they are as well entering into the computer space, their tag line might however, already be forfeited as their first line of laptops that aren't exactly that cheap.
Vizio laptop models vary with sizes with their own specifications. Starting with their 14-inch model, that has a 1600 x 900 pixels resolution display. On the other hand, the 15.6-inch model is equipped with 1920 x 1080-pixel display. Both notebook PCs are less than 0.33 inch think functioning under Intel third generation Core series processors and as well Intel HD 400 graphics.
Expect for a starting price of around $900 which obviously can be intimidating especially to brands that are yet starting with the particular market. Perhaps, Vizio's new ultrabooks are competitive enough to stand beside other brands like Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, HP and Samsung. Nonetheless, they might also be needing some push points through premium features of high resolution displays to blend in with the rest of more expensive and known ultrabooks.
via liliputing
Vizio Unleashed lts First Ultrabooks is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Vizio Unleashed lts First Ultrabooks - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
When it comes to tablets, manufacturers are doing their best to produce the highest features ranging from the best chipsets down to highest screen resolutions. But Lenovo has figured out the other way around with their launch of LePad A2107.
The LePad A2107 must be indeed the world's first and record breaking dual-SIM Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet.
Other than that, standard features are there to expect. The specs are the same as usual offering both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity in a 7-inch 1024 x 600-pixel screen touch display. Hence, the dual-SIM is just the highlight of the launch however, during its introduction in the Chinese market completed with two SIM cards.
This new Lenovo LePad consists of GH single-core MTK6575 processor with 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage and micro-SD slot for added space expansion. It runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS. It is as well equipped with 3 MP rear camera plus a video chatting front camera.
It measures 11.5 mm which is obviously not considered to be the thinnest nor the thickest slate. Its battery on the other hand is 3,550 mAh which is capable of 10 hours continuous usage.
via android community
Lenovo Presents its LePad A2107 Dual-SIM Tablet is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Lenovo Presents its LePad A2107 Dual-SIM Tablet - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
The CX-01 is a USB thumb-drive sized device designed to let you run Android apps on a TV. At one end of the stick there's an HDMI adapter which lets you plug the device directly into an HDTV. There's also a full-sized USB port for a keyboard or mouse, and a microUSB port for charging or connecting the CX-01 to...
Read more »
CX-01 is a $53 Android 4.0 PC on a stick is a post from: Liliputing
For Sony Tablet P and Tablet S users, be ready for a refreshing update this summer as Android 4.0.3 is now available for both P and S slates. The update is just getting better with more new features and Sony apps. But as Sony has promised, it doesn't end there because there is more yet to uncover especially the streamlined user interface of drag and drop folder creation for a better multi-tasking and browser.
Furthermore, access is as well getting broader with the full-sized SD card and those who are used on Small Apps due to enhanced photo viewing options. But the most unique added feature is the ease in creating folder on the workspace. A simple drag and drop gesture for that and the ability to dismiss recently used apps with only a matter of single swipe via the multi-tasking section.
But the browser isn't left unnoticed as it is as well created to be more responsive because users are now allowed to toggle between desktop and mobile optimized websites. In fact, they can even save pages for offline reading.
And the update goes on and on including the top launcher icon, Remote control feature, calculator apps, increased camera area speed and photo solutions. Plus the free Super Stardust game is an interesting app you would want to check out.
via sony mobile
Android 4.0.3 Update for Sony's Tablets P and S Now Available is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Android 4.0.3 Update for Sony's Tablets P and S Now Available - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
Toshiba is improving its Tecra series by upgrading older models while launching new versions as well. This then includes the Tecra R940 laptop which focuses more on business-oriented users
The Tecra R940-S9420 has a 14-inch multi-touchscreen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels on HD TFT LED Back lit display 16.9 aspect ration. It is powered by Intel i5-3320M dual-core processor plus the graphics comes from the Mobile Intel HD graphics card. This laptop offers a 4GB of DDR3 1600MHz memory storage and a 320 GB hard disk drive tool.
Furthermore, the device has an input and control parts such as the Premium US keyboard, Accupoint pointing device, Presentation Button, Toshiba eco utility, Touch pad on/off, and Touch pad pointing device. Its operating system is Windows 7.
Added features include DVD-SuperMulti drive, headphone and microphone jacks, a standard stereo speaker and a 2 MP built-in camera. For connectivity options, the Tecra R940-S9420 has integrated Bluetooth V4.0 and it's 802.11 a/g/n + WiDi Capable.
The Tecra R940 laptop is now available for grabs with a price tag of $1,199. Due to the laptop's exterior style with mostly on graphite black metallic line pattern, nonetheless, this Toshiba notebook would be highly durable and portable; just perfect for mobile professionals.
via laptops.techfresh
Toshiba Tecra R940 Laptop Now Up for Grabs is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Toshiba Tecra R940 Laptop Now Up for Grabs - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
The time has finally come for Microsoft as they soon to serve up their very own piece in the booming tablet market. The announcement is scheduled to be held this coming Monday in an event in Los Angeles which then considered as to be a major one centering on their tablet strategy.
This might be the best move for Microsoft given the fact that they typically design both hardware and software with efforts to best compete against Apple's strengths. Their tablets are expected run on ARM-based chips as well on traditional PC processors.
Although this could indeed be a better match with Apple's tight integration, their intention is yet unclear. Rumors are likewise spreading that their energy would focus more around Android but would be tougher in the case of Google as they are doing the same as well.
Nonetheless, for the observed years, Microsoft has done quite an experimentation in the variety of approaches of creating other tech line like the Zune which unsuccessfully competed with iPod. Hopefully, Microsoft's new venture for their own tablet line would end up being successful though.
via allthingsd
Microsoft Working on Its Own Tablet? is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Microsoft Working on Its Own Tablet? - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
For a short time, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 was available to pre-order through Amazon.com for $549. The listing however was promptly removed.
As well as the asking price for the tablet being made public, Amazon also cited a delivery date of 3 to 5 weeks. The listing also appeared to indicate that Samsung had indeed swapped the processor to a quad core one, instead of a dual core processor.
Those who were able to pre-order the Samsung tablet before the page was removed have had their orders cancelled. A Samsung representative told Slashgear that the final pricing and availability is currently still to be announced, so what information that was published by Amazon is not entirely accurate.
"The Note 10.1 is NOT available for pre-order, and in fact we have not yet announced final details, timing or pricing for this product. The information Amazon published is also not entirely accurate. Samsung does appreciate all the interest and excitement about this upcoming offering and we will have more details to share soon."
via
Galaxy Note 10.1 briefly available to pre-order is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Galaxy Note 10.1 briefly available to pre-order - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
The HP TouchPad may have shipped with the webOS operating system, but people have been installing custom versions of Google Android on the 9.7 inch tablet for months. Running Android on the HP TouchPad allows you to install hundreds of thousands of apps that aren't available for webOS, and Google's operating system generally feels more responsive than the default operating...
Read more »
HP TouchPad microphone now works with CyanogenMod 9 is a post from: Liliputing
Microsoft's upcoming Windows RT operating system is designed to run on devices with ARM-based processors including iPad-like tablets. But while most of the prototypes we've seen so far are tablets, Windows RT should be able to run on any device with a supported ARM-based chip. Texas Instruments has started showing off a Windows RT notebook prototype from Toshiba with a TI OMAP...
Read more »
Texas Instruments shows off a Windows RT notebook prototype is a post from: Liliputing
Canadian company Psion makes rugged mobile devices for industrial and enterprise use. But once upon a time, Psion was known for making PDAs and handheld PCs running the EPOC operating system, a predecessor of Symbian. In fact, at the turn of the century Psion offered a tiny laptop-like computer called the Psion netBook long before Asus introduced its first Eee PC netbook....
Read more »
Motorola acquires Psion (maker of the original "netbook") is a post from: Liliputing
Adorama is offering an Asus Zenbook UX21 ultrabook with a Core i5 CPU, 4GB of RAM, and a 128GB solid state disk for $850. That's one of the best prices I've seen for one of the smallest ultrabooks around. If you're looking for an even cheaper notebook, Geeks.com has some good deals on refurbished netbooks. And if you're looking for...
Read more »
Deals of the Day (6-15-2012) is a post from: Liliputing
The last time we saw the Lenovo IdeaTab S2110 tablet with an optional keyboard docking station was at CES. At the time Lenovo was calling it the IdeaTab S2 10... which could still be the model number the company will use when it releases the tablet. But this week it showed up at the FCC website as the Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A......
Read more »
Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A tablet visits the FCC is a post from: Liliputing
The Hydra-T3 from InHand is a rugged 7 inch tablet with a 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, support for Google Android 2.3, Ubuntu 10.10, and Windows Embedded Compact 6. It also has a Pixel Qi LCD display which can be viewed in direct sunlight. Before you pull out your wallet, you should know that the Hydra-T3 is aimed at military,...
Read more »
InHand Hydra-T3: Rugged tablet with outdoor visible screen is a post from: Liliputing
Where else would the great news always come from other than Apple? This time, their laptops are about to come with "Retina" displays. It means that there would be a great difference of the screen pixels if seen up close or at arm's length.
The other side of it, good news can't always be good news as this "Retina" display doesn't come cheap. The first one from Apple with 220 pixels per inch would take record as the next-generation MacBook Pro. In only a matter of 15-inch laptop dimension, it stretches more with the price starting around $2199.
But of course the price wouldn't be that high just for the display specs. It runs at 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7 quad-core processor, NVIDIA GeForce GT650M graphics, an 8GB of RAM plus a 256 GB Solid State Disk. All these are encased in 0.71 inches thick with a weight less than 4.5 pounds. The battery life on the other hand seems to be not a problem since it is capable to withstand for as long as long 7 hours.
Along with this is as well the revelation of the new MacBook Air models priced initially at $999. However, no high-resolution displays is there to offer yet.
via liliputing
Next-Gen MacBook Pro to Have Retina Display is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Next-Gen MacBook Pro to Have Retina Display - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
The popular laptop manufacturer from Japan, Dospara is up to bring an added family member to its Prime Note family. Recently, the company has released it's 15.6-inch notebook PC codenamed as Prime Note Critea MR7. Aimed to be sold to business users, the laptop has Intel processors and NVIDIA graphics card.
The Prime Note Critea MR7, however, only has 3 hours of battery life upon continuous usage. But it is equipped with an Intel CPU, the Celeron B815 Mobile Processor with 1.60 GHz dual-core chips. Also, a 2 MB L3 cache supports the Intel HM76 Express Chipset Mobile plus outfitted with highly capable NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 2 GB graphics card.
The Dospara Prime Note Critea MR7 laptop has a 1920 x 1080-pixel resolution Full High Definition display along with 4 GB of DDR3 RAM plus an integrated 329 GB hard drive. A DVD Super Multi Drive is also found onboard together with the Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS.
The Prime Note Critea MR7 notebook PC is available in the Japanese market for 54,980 Yen or about $692.
via laptops.techfresh
Dospara Prime Note Critea MR7 Notebook PC Hits Japanese Market is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Dospara Prime Note Critea MR7 Notebook PC Hits Japanese Market - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
A whopping $800 for a mobile phone docked in a tablet, this is what ASUS Padfone costs. It is already available in the US, through Negri Electronics. The Padfone made its first appearance in Taipei during Computex.
Instead of buying a separate tablet, mobile phone and notebook computer to store various files and media, ASUS banked on the idea in making the Padfone. The tablet could to be used for applications that require a bigger screen, as a charging dock for the smartphone or to extend its battery life.
The phone has the following specs: 4.3- inch, 960 x 540 pixels Super AMOLED display, a 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor plus a 1 GB of RAM and 16 GB to 64 GB of storage. It runs on Google Android 4.0 Operating System. It is as well sports an 8MP rear camera and a front-facing VGA built-in cam.
The Padfone also ships with keyboard dock, to give your tablet that feeling of using an Android netbook. But the Asus Padfone being sold in the grey market doesn't have this. So you might think twice in shelling out that kind of money, because not all of the peripherals are included even the Bluetooth headset is not.
There is no word yet when this gadget will be officially released.
via phandroid
ASUS Padfone Now Up in the US is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: ASUS Padfone Now Up in the US - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 is a thin and light laptop with a 13.3 inch display. It looks a lot like an ultrabook, but right now Intel is only offering a model with a 500GB hard drive and no solid state disk -- so technically it's just a thin and light laptop. But for $599, it's a relatively affordable one, featuring...
Read more »
Deals of the Day (6-12-2012) is a post from: Liliputing
The MK802 $74 mini PC ships with Google Android 4.0. It also ships with root access enabled, which means it's possible to delete important system files or make other changes that could leave you with a less-than-useful operating system. The good news is that it's possible to boot an alternate operating system such as Ubuntu Linux from a microSD card...
Read more »
How to re-install MK802 firmware is a post from: Liliputing
Consumers who like the look of a Macbook Air but don't appreciate its expensive price tag may still have hope. At Computex in Taipei, a Macbook Air clone called the Android Book was recently spotted.
Obviously, from its name, this device not running OS X, but has Android OS, more specifically Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Judging from its appearance, it is a pretty convincing dupe of the MacBook Air, even replicating the Apple device's brushed aluminum lid and the magnetic connector. Even its display has the exact same measurement as the MacBook Air, which is 13.3 inches diagonally.
Apart from the OS, however, its other features are very different from the ones on the original notebook. Inside, this device is packed with a 1.2 GHz A10 processor. Users may choose from among three solid state disk capacities for the internal storage: 8, 16, or 32 GB.
This Macbook Air lookalike will hit the market for $149. Of course, for those who prefer Microsoft to Android, there is also a Windows version available. This device, for its part, runs on an Intel Cedar Trail N2600 or N2800 processor, possesses internal storage with a capacity of 16 GB to 128 GB, and will retail at the higher price of $175.
For those who want a Macbook Air dupe, it is probably best to order one now since Apple will soon likely get a court order that will remove these off the shelves.
via Netbooknews
Android Book is A MacBook Air Look Alike is a post from: Eee PC
Link to post: Android Book is A MacBook Air Look Alike - from: Eee PC | No comments | © Admarket, 2012.
One of the key features of Samsung's TouchWiz software for Android 3.0 and later is the inclusion of Mini Apps. These are simple apps that pop up in small windows on top of whatever app you're viewing. They include a calculator, calendar, and music control widget. You can view the Mini Apps by hitting a little arrow key in the...
Read more »
How to remove Mini Apps from Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) is a post from: Liliputing
Posts
