Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts
29 October 2012
Anytime and anywhere computing and multimedia content creation and presentation. Fast response time. Smooth Web browsing. All-day multi-purpose usage. Thin and light form factor.
These best describe the newest tablet PC in town—the Acer Iconia Tab W700—from Acer, one of the world’s leading IT companies.
25 October 2012
Apple’s unwraps iPad mini
Apple Inc will begin to sell an 8-inch version of the iPad on Friday to compete with Amazon.com Inc's Kindle and other smaller tablets, but it set a higher-than-expected price tag of $329 that Wall Street fears could curb demand.
The 7.9 inch "iPad mini" marks the iPhone-maker's first foray into the smaller-tablet segment. Apple hopes to beat back incursions onto its home turf of consumer electronics hardware, while safeguarding its lead in a larger tablet space - one that even deep-pocketed rivals like Samsung Electronics have found tough to penetrate.
01 October 2012
Coby Put Tablets Within Reach
Owning a tablet used to be a luxury and limited to a privileged few, and for good reason: Desirable as they were, earlier tablets had premium prices that were on a par with mid-segment laptops’ SRPs.
Thankfully, that’s no longer the case, especially when a slew of budget Android tablets from American electronics manufacturer Coby is now officially available in the Philippines.
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Labels: Android, Coby Tablet, Tablets, Technology
19 September 2012
2M iPhone 5 Smartphones Sold
Apple Inc booked orders for over two million iPhone 5 models in the first 24 hours, reflecting a higher-than-expected demand for the consumer device giant's new smartphone and setting it up for a strong holiday quarter.
Apple shares rose in extended after-market trading to touch $700 per share for the first time. They have gained nearly 22 percent in the past 3-1/2 months in the build-up to the launch of the iPhone 5.
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Labels: Gadgets, iPhone 5, Tablets, Technology
08 September 2012
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: Creativity And Productivity In One
Creative people are always in the search of new ways of expressing themselves while career-oriented individuals are in a constant search to be productive anytime and anywhere. Samsung, given their pursuit of offering innovations that surprise and delight consumers, is, once again, introducing a product designed to encourage creativity, enable productivity and facilitate better learning.
06 September 2012
Top 5 Makers Of Tablets, Led By Apple And iPad
Apple extended its dominance in tablet computers in the second quarter, shipping nearly seven out of every 10 tablets, according to research firm IHS iSuppli. Other tablet makers include Amazon.com Inc., which said Thursday that it had sold out of the Kindle Fire amid expectations of a new model soon.
16 August 2012
The Future Is SUNnier with the Sun Cellular Micro-SIM
The advent of the tablet is a techie’s pipe dream come true; never have we had such a combination of functionality and form combined in one package.
As such, tablets like the very popular iPad are usually associated with luxury, prompting them to become status symbols among tech enthusiasts.
What’s nice about most tablets, especially the latest ones, is that you get the power of a laptop without the hassle of carrying one around. And while laptops are already portable in their own right, tablets take that portability to a whole new playground.
05 August 2011
The Differences between Tablet PCs and Laptops
Ten years ago, it was the laptop computer that was dominating the tech market but nowadays, more people prefer the more portable tablet PCs. Since the introduction of Apple’s iPad in 2010, tablet computers have been outselling laptops. But this is not to say, however, that the former is outperforming the latter.
06 July 2011
Tablets used as Textbooks?
Going digital and green at the same time, Korean schools may soon turn to using tablets as textbooks.
Korea’s Ministry of Education, Science and Technology told The Chosun Ilbo it “will invest W$2.2 trillion (about US$2 billion) by 2015” to create a better study environment and interactive content for students.
Korea’s Ministry of Education, Science and Technology told The Chosun Ilbo it “will invest W$2.2 trillion (about US$2 billion) by 2015” to create a better study environment and interactive content for students.
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