Info Tech - A few days ago, Asus released the Transformer Prime which is a continuation of their best tablet. Do not forget the Netbook market, Asus is also ready to launch the Eee PC R051BX which is the economical Netbook for their users. The Eee PC R051BX has a standard specs like other netbooks:
- AMD Dual-Core C-60 1.0GHz
- 1GB of DDR3 RAM
- 320 GB of Hard Drive
- 10-inch LED WSVGA screen
- GPU Radeon 6290
- HDMI Output & VGA Output
- USB 2.0 ports, Audio Jack, SD Card Reader, Ethernet Port
- 2200 mAh Battery
The Asus Eee PC R051BX Netbook is expected to be priced at a price of €250
via Info Tech
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Monday, January 23, 2012
HTC Flyer Gets Ice Cream Sandwich Update?
Recently the HTC Flyer (and the EVO View 4G) get Honeycomb updated. However, the update is not entirely by users like Flyer, one of them because of the absence of the HTC Sense.
Because of that, many Flyer users who intend to return to Gingerbread. For users who are already quite an expert, of course it is not difficult, simply by downloading the firmware & flash congenital (Bill), then the HTC Flyer will return to Gingerbread.
For the novice user, the affairs of flashing felt quite daunting, especially there is a possibility that such devices (Flyer) will be bricked (not used at all). Therefore, the HTC-Hub.com (one blog about HTC) took the initiative to ask how to downgrade the Flyer to Gingerbread to the HTC, and get an answer that is quite surprising.
HTC Party stated that the Flyer users can bring their tablets to Customer Service to downgraded to Gingerbread. Then, the HTC gives another answer, that advise users to wait for the Ice Cream Sandwich updates on their Flyer tablets. It could be good news for the HTC Flyer users, given previous HTC parties through their Facebook accounts to tell the list of devices that will be gets the Ice Cream Sandwich update, but without the name HTC Flyer in the list.
There has been no official confirmation of the HTC does indeed the Ice Cream Sandwich update will be available for the Flyer, but at least their side (through customer service) to answer the 'hidden' about the Ice Cream Sandwich update.
via Info Tech
Because of that, many Flyer users who intend to return to Gingerbread. For users who are already quite an expert, of course it is not difficult, simply by downloading the firmware & flash congenital (Bill), then the HTC Flyer will return to Gingerbread.
For the novice user, the affairs of flashing felt quite daunting, especially there is a possibility that such devices (Flyer) will be bricked (not used at all). Therefore, the HTC-Hub.com (one blog about HTC) took the initiative to ask how to downgrade the Flyer to Gingerbread to the HTC, and get an answer that is quite surprising.
HTC Party stated that the Flyer users can bring their tablets to Customer Service to downgraded to Gingerbread. Then, the HTC gives another answer, that advise users to wait for the Ice Cream Sandwich updates on their Flyer tablets. It could be good news for the HTC Flyer users, given previous HTC parties through their Facebook accounts to tell the list of devices that will be gets the Ice Cream Sandwich update, but without the name HTC Flyer in the list.
There has been no official confirmation of the HTC does indeed the Ice Cream Sandwich update will be available for the Flyer, but at least their side (through customer service) to answer the 'hidden' about the Ice Cream Sandwich update.
via Info Tech
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Nokia Lumia high-end and Nokia Tablet coming in 2012
Paul Amsellem, Head of Nokia France, told a local newspaper Les Echos cited from Mon Windows Phone (My Windows Phone) confirms that the Nokia Lumia 800 high-end being worked on by Nokia and will not take long to be released.
Paul analogize that the Nokia Lumia 800 just like the BMW 5 Series, which means it is a good car, but not the most good. He said there is still a Nokia product that is equivalent to the BMW 3 Series and 7 Series that will accompany the Lumia 800, could have the smartphone is the Nokia 900. Nokia 900 is said to have a 4.3-inch screen, NFC, and LTE.
Paul himself does not say that the Lumia 710 is a BMW 3 Series, which means there may be more mobile Windows Phone lower classes which will be released by Nokia. Rumored Windows Phone Tango can support a lower resolution screen and a QWERTY form such as a Blackberry.
In addition to the smartphones, Paul alos said that Nokia will enter the tablet market by releasing a Windows 8 based tablet in June 2012. The Windows 8 for tablet will work with the ARM architecture and for Nokia is likely to rely on Qualcomm SoC. Because Windows 8 vendors likely will have similar specifications, then the design will be the main selling of the Nokia tablets. Nokia will be making something unique and original so that it can compete with iPad tablet on the market.
Finally Paul says that Nokia's market share in France has fallen far enough, from a previous 25% to 16%. He predicts that the combination of Windows Phone and Nokia will make the manufacturer will reach 22% market share.
Paul analogize that the Nokia Lumia 800 just like the BMW 5 Series, which means it is a good car, but not the most good. He said there is still a Nokia product that is equivalent to the BMW 3 Series and 7 Series that will accompany the Lumia 800, could have the smartphone is the Nokia 900. Nokia 900 is said to have a 4.3-inch screen, NFC, and LTE.
Paul himself does not say that the Lumia 710 is a BMW 3 Series, which means there may be more mobile Windows Phone lower classes which will be released by Nokia. Rumored Windows Phone Tango can support a lower resolution screen and a QWERTY form such as a Blackberry.
In addition to the smartphones, Paul alos said that Nokia will enter the tablet market by releasing a Windows 8 based tablet in June 2012. The Windows 8 for tablet will work with the ARM architecture and for Nokia is likely to rely on Qualcomm SoC. Because Windows 8 vendors likely will have similar specifications, then the design will be the main selling of the Nokia tablets. Nokia will be making something unique and original so that it can compete with iPad tablet on the market.
Finally Paul says that Nokia's market share in France has fallen far enough, from a previous 25% to 16%. He predicts that the combination of Windows Phone and Nokia will make the manufacturer will reach 22% market share.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Kindle Fire 2 release date
Amazon reportedly is preparing the release of the second-generation Kindle Fire tablet in the second quarter (Q2) 2012.
According to reports from Apple Daily, Quanta Computer as the largest computer manufacturer in the world, had given orders to begin production of the Kindle Fire 2. As reported by Tech Radar, Tuesday (11/15/2011).
Since Amazon increased its orders for the Kindle Fire, the company recently added one of casing suppliers, Nishoku in the supply chain. According to reports Nishoku will start sending the chassis components at the end of 2011.
The Kindle Fire has just been released in the United States (U.S.), while the launch in the UK is still unknown until now. Something that would be interesting is whether the users in the UK will gain the first-generation Kindle Fire, or have to wait for Amazon launched the second generation simultaneously.
Unfortunately, there has still not been officially announced by Amazon, about the specs of the Kindle Fire 2 and what the fundamental difference between the first and second generation of the Kindle Fire.
According to reports from Apple Daily, Quanta Computer as the largest computer manufacturer in the world, had given orders to begin production of the Kindle Fire 2. As reported by Tech Radar, Tuesday (11/15/2011).
Since Amazon increased its orders for the Kindle Fire, the company recently added one of casing suppliers, Nishoku in the supply chain. According to reports Nishoku will start sending the chassis components at the end of 2011.
The Kindle Fire has just been released in the United States (U.S.), while the launch in the UK is still unknown until now. Something that would be interesting is whether the users in the UK will gain the first-generation Kindle Fire, or have to wait for Amazon launched the second generation simultaneously.
Unfortunately, there has still not been officially announced by Amazon, about the specs of the Kindle Fire 2 and what the fundamental difference between the first and second generation of the Kindle Fire.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
JayCut Video Editing for Playbook
BlackBerry developer company, Research In Motion (RIM) has purchased a video editing JayCut from the Swedish company and will work on features for tablet Playbook.
"Working closely with JayCut aims to add video editing capabilities for the BlackBerry platform, we can further enrich the multimedia experience of our customers with the BlackBerry," said David Yach Chief Technology RIM, as reported by Reuters on Saturday (07/23/2011).
JayCut joined the design company The Astonishing Tribe in Stockholm who had previously acquired RIM in order to improve the user interface. In a blog posting, Yach announced the purchase and indicates that the Playbook, ready to compete with Apple's iPad. Equipped with dual cameras with high resolution, the playback quality is also high and can send images to a television screen via the regular cable.
RIM has acquired a number of companies to meet certain requirements in recent years. Among QNX Software, which provides the Playbook operating system, and the Torch Mobile, which allows the company to upgrade its Web browser. This is all an attempt to compete with RIM's rivals, especially Apple.
"Working closely with JayCut aims to add video editing capabilities for the BlackBerry platform, we can further enrich the multimedia experience of our customers with the BlackBerry," said David Yach Chief Technology RIM, as reported by Reuters on Saturday (07/23/2011).
JayCut joined the design company The Astonishing Tribe in Stockholm who had previously acquired RIM in order to improve the user interface. In a blog posting, Yach announced the purchase and indicates that the Playbook, ready to compete with Apple's iPad. Equipped with dual cameras with high resolution, the playback quality is also high and can send images to a television screen via the regular cable.
RIM has acquired a number of companies to meet certain requirements in recent years. Among QNX Software, which provides the Playbook operating system, and the Torch Mobile, which allows the company to upgrade its Web browser. This is all an attempt to compete with RIM's rivals, especially Apple.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Top 5 Best Android Tablets
Competition is happening in the world market tablet, has made the vendors to compete to create something new for their tablets. Tablets that currently dominate the market such as Apple iPad, HP TouchPad, Blackberry Playbook.
The presence of the tablets on the market do not make the android tablets trepidation. Because the android tablets are launched into the market is not inferior to the tablets from other vendors.
Therefore, here be chosen top 5 best Android tablets that could be a consideration for you if you wish to have android-based tablet, based on the features and capabilities of each of these tablets. The following Andoid tablets have been tested and rated by PCMag and PCworld.
Pros
- Software customizations are helpful
- USB host port and microSD card slot
Cons
Fine touchscreen grid is bothersome on display
Heavier and bulkier than other other tablets
Bottom Line
Acer Iconia Tab is a great, reasonably priced choice if you want to access your content via USB sources, but the current limitations of Android 3.0 and what you can do with that content via USB, coupled with this tablet’s display quirks, still make it a qualified recommendation.
Price: $449 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Pros
Currently the most affordable Honeycomb tablet. Speedy Nvidia Tegra 2 processor. Honeycomb features strong multitasking, e-mail and calendar notifications. HDMI out for HD video and mirroring. $150 keyboard dock accessory turns the tablet into a virtual notebook.
Cons
Honeycomb interface can be cluttered. Virtual keyboard is slightly modified and doesn't handle predictive text well.
Bottom Line
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 distinguishes itself from the sea of emerging Honeycomb tablets with its aggressive pricing, and an optional accessory that turns it into a virtual notebook.
Price: $399 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $499 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Pros
The first Android tablet with Google's tablet-specific Honeycomb OS. Flash support. Fast. Beautiful, highly responsive touch screen. HDMI output for television/computer monitor viewing.
Cons
User interface seems a bit overcomplicated at times. While promised in the future, there's no support for SD cards at launch. Android Market selection is weak for Honeycomb.
Bottom Line
The Motorola Xoom for Verizon Wireless is a solid Android tablet with Flash support, but it doesn't measure up to the Apple iPad 2 in terms of app selection.
Price: $499 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $599 (32GB, Wi-Fi + 3G), $799 (Wi-Fi + 3G, w/o contract)
Pros
The thinnest tablet currently available. Excellent 10.1-inch HD screen. Honeycomb 3.1 brings improved multitasking, Flash support, and a higher-quality user experience. Comes with earbuds—a rarity for a tablet.
Cons
Samsung plans to customize the OS down the road, which may slow down future Android updates. App selection is very weak. Even with a strong Wi-Fi signal, online video playback sputtered in our tests.
Bottom Line
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the thinnest Honeycomb tablet available, but until Samsung pushes out the customized user interface it's planning, you won't really know what you're getting.
Price: $499.99 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $599.99 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Pros
Integrated USB, mini-USB, HDMI ports, and SDXC card slot. User-removable battery can be swapped out, replaced. Honeycomb OS is generally well-designed, great for multitasking.
Cons
Bulkiest of all the Honeycomb tablets thus far. Not competitively priced.
Bottom Line
With full USB functionality and a replaceable battery, the Toshiba Thrive is better outfitted for business tasks than most Honeycomb tablets. But in a world where a svelte tablet build is important, its bulkiness is bound to be a turn-off for some.
Price: $429.99 (8GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $479.99 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $579.99 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
The presence of the tablets on the market do not make the android tablets trepidation. Because the android tablets are launched into the market is not inferior to the tablets from other vendors.
Therefore, here be chosen top 5 best Android tablets that could be a consideration for you if you wish to have android-based tablet, based on the features and capabilities of each of these tablets. The following Andoid tablets have been tested and rated by PCMag and PCworld.
Acer Iconia Tab A500
Pros
- Software customizations are helpful
- USB host port and microSD card slot
Cons
Fine touchscreen grid is bothersome on display
Heavier and bulkier than other other tablets
Bottom Line
Acer Iconia Tab is a great, reasonably priced choice if you want to access your content via USB sources, but the current limitations of Android 3.0 and what you can do with that content via USB, coupled with this tablet’s display quirks, still make it a qualified recommendation.
Price: $449 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101
Pros
Currently the most affordable Honeycomb tablet. Speedy Nvidia Tegra 2 processor. Honeycomb features strong multitasking, e-mail and calendar notifications. HDMI out for HD video and mirroring. $150 keyboard dock accessory turns the tablet into a virtual notebook.
Cons
Honeycomb interface can be cluttered. Virtual keyboard is slightly modified and doesn't handle predictive text well.
Bottom Line
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 distinguishes itself from the sea of emerging Honeycomb tablets with its aggressive pricing, and an optional accessory that turns it into a virtual notebook.
Price: $399 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $499 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Motorola Xoom
Pros
The first Android tablet with Google's tablet-specific Honeycomb OS. Flash support. Fast. Beautiful, highly responsive touch screen. HDMI output for television/computer monitor viewing.
Cons
User interface seems a bit overcomplicated at times. While promised in the future, there's no support for SD cards at launch. Android Market selection is weak for Honeycomb.
Bottom Line
The Motorola Xoom for Verizon Wireless is a solid Android tablet with Flash support, but it doesn't measure up to the Apple iPad 2 in terms of app selection.
Price: $499 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $599 (32GB, Wi-Fi + 3G), $799 (Wi-Fi + 3G, w/o contract)
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Pros
The thinnest tablet currently available. Excellent 10.1-inch HD screen. Honeycomb 3.1 brings improved multitasking, Flash support, and a higher-quality user experience. Comes with earbuds—a rarity for a tablet.
Cons
Samsung plans to customize the OS down the road, which may slow down future Android updates. App selection is very weak. Even with a strong Wi-Fi signal, online video playback sputtered in our tests.
Bottom Line
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the thinnest Honeycomb tablet available, but until Samsung pushes out the customized user interface it's planning, you won't really know what you're getting.
Price: $499.99 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $599.99 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Toshiba Thrive
Pros
Integrated USB, mini-USB, HDMI ports, and SDXC card slot. User-removable battery can be swapped out, replaced. Honeycomb OS is generally well-designed, great for multitasking.
Cons
Bulkiest of all the Honeycomb tablets thus far. Not competitively priced.
Bottom Line
With full USB functionality and a replaceable battery, the Toshiba Thrive is better outfitted for business tasks than most Honeycomb tablets. But in a world where a svelte tablet build is important, its bulkiness is bound to be a turn-off for some.
Price: $429.99 (8GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $479.99 (16GB, Wi-Fi-Only), $579.99 (32GB, Wi-Fi-Only)
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Amazon Tablet Computer Release Date
Latest news in circulation as reported by the Journal said that Amazon was working for a tablet computer and planned for release in October.
Amazon tablet will become a rival of the Apple iPad. Apple and Amazon have had some conflicts. In March, Apple sued Amazon, accusing the online retailer has violated the trademark on the name "App Store." Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs has also been mocked in the electronic-book reader Amazon Kindle, saying that some people are reading and general purpose devices like the iPad is superior to a single destination.
According to a Forrester Research analyst, Sarah Rotman Epps said “Amazon and Apple are frenemies, both friends and enemies. They “rely on each other as partners". Amazon, for example, sells digital books via its Kindle app in Apple's iTunes Store—but "at the same time, they aggressively compete for customers' attention and dollars," as reported by Journal, on Thursday (07/14/2011).
Amazon faces a tough road against Apple in the tablet market. Since last year introduced the iPad, Apple has sold 19.5 million devices by the end of March.
Amazon tablet will have a 9-inch screen and will run on the Google Android platform, said people familiar with the device. The Amazon tablet computer release date rumored in October. Unlike the iPad, it will not have a camera. While the price and distribution of this device is not clear, the online retailer will not design the initial tablet itself. It also is outsourcing production to Asian manufacturers.
Amazon tablet will become a rival of the Apple iPad. Apple and Amazon have had some conflicts. In March, Apple sued Amazon, accusing the online retailer has violated the trademark on the name "App Store." Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs has also been mocked in the electronic-book reader Amazon Kindle, saying that some people are reading and general purpose devices like the iPad is superior to a single destination.
According to a Forrester Research analyst, Sarah Rotman Epps said “Amazon and Apple are frenemies, both friends and enemies. They “rely on each other as partners". Amazon, for example, sells digital books via its Kindle app in Apple's iTunes Store—but "at the same time, they aggressively compete for customers' attention and dollars," as reported by Journal, on Thursday (07/14/2011).
Amazon faces a tough road against Apple in the tablet market. Since last year introduced the iPad, Apple has sold 19.5 million devices by the end of March.
Amazon tablet will have a 9-inch screen and will run on the Google Android platform, said people familiar with the device. The Amazon tablet computer release date rumored in October. Unlike the iPad, it will not have a camera. While the price and distribution of this device is not clear, the online retailer will not design the initial tablet itself. It also is outsourcing production to Asian manufacturers.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet Specs and Price
Following the successful of Toughbook laptops are "anti-tsunami" series and follow the development trend of mobile computing, Panasonic launched the Toughbook H2 tablet. The tablet has a dual touch screen measuring 10.1-inch display that carries TransfelctivePlus display technology that can produce a display brightness level up to 6 thousand minutes. Coupled with the presence of circular polarizer, and display anti-glare and reflection make screen tablet is easily seen, even when under the blazing sun.
The Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet Specs include an Intel Core i5-2557M vPro processor (1.7GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz), 4GB of RAM can be upgraded up to 8GB, and a choice of 120 GB or 320GB 7200rpm hard disk drive. The tablet is equipped with a super tough range of wireless technologies, including WiFi, Bluetooth, and 3G mobile broadband technology from Qualcomm.
In addition, the Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet based on Windows 7 also comes with various features that will help the productivity of field workers. Including barcode readers or RFID, resolution 2-megapixel camera, up to GPS. With a myriad of completeness, the Toughbook H2 battery can last quite long, ie up to 6.5 hours.
Just as the its name, the Toughbook, a tablet that weighs 1.6 pounds can be dropped from a height of up to six feet or about 1.83 meters. This capability makes H2 Toughbook tablet suitable for use by workers who do not want to worry if the tablets fall. Moreover, Panasonic complement this tablet with the hand strap to make it easier for users when they bring these tablets over a period of time.
The Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet Price start at $3,449.
The Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet Specs include an Intel Core i5-2557M vPro processor (1.7GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz), 4GB of RAM can be upgraded up to 8GB, and a choice of 120 GB or 320GB 7200rpm hard disk drive. The tablet is equipped with a super tough range of wireless technologies, including WiFi, Bluetooth, and 3G mobile broadband technology from Qualcomm.
In addition, the Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet based on Windows 7 also comes with various features that will help the productivity of field workers. Including barcode readers or RFID, resolution 2-megapixel camera, up to GPS. With a myriad of completeness, the Toughbook H2 battery can last quite long, ie up to 6.5 hours.
Just as the its name, the Toughbook, a tablet that weighs 1.6 pounds can be dropped from a height of up to six feet or about 1.83 meters. This capability makes H2 Toughbook tablet suitable for use by workers who do not want to worry if the tablets fall. Moreover, Panasonic complement this tablet with the hand strap to make it easier for users when they bring these tablets over a period of time.
The Panasonic ToughBook H2 Tablet Price start at $3,449.
HP TouchPad 4G Tablet Specs
HP today announced that HP TouchPad 4G is available in the U.S. market through AT&T. “TouchPad 4G is ideal for anyone who needs maximum flexibility for productivity on the go, It’s particularly well suited for users who rely on connectivity in the field – from large corporations to small businesses and self-employed mobile professionals.” Said David Gee, vice president, Marketing and Enterprise Solutions, webOS, Personal Systems Group.
The HP TouchPad 4G specs comes with a faster processor 1.5 GHz, 32 GB of internal storage, integrated GPS and integrated GPS and AT & T mobile broadband wireless capability built, as well as allowing users to access the web, check email and get more done in more places - not just Wi-Fi hotspots.
In addition, with the support of Adobe Flash Player Beta, the HP TouchPad 4G-enabled for video calling, the ability to print wirelessly to a network printer HP compatible; Quickoffice to view Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, and Adobe Reader PDF, HP TouchPad productivity a true powerhouse. Automatically sync personal and work email, contacts and calendar information from sources such as Microsoft Exchange, Facebook and Google into a single view.
The HP TouchPad 4G will be available on HP commercial channel, AT & T and Business Services major retailers, is still not an official announcement for the price of The HP TouchPad 4G.
The HP TouchPad 4G specs comes with a faster processor 1.5 GHz, 32 GB of internal storage, integrated GPS and integrated GPS and AT & T mobile broadband wireless capability built, as well as allowing users to access the web, check email and get more done in more places - not just Wi-Fi hotspots.
In addition, with the support of Adobe Flash Player Beta, the HP TouchPad 4G-enabled for video calling, the ability to print wirelessly to a network printer HP compatible; Quickoffice to view Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, and Adobe Reader PDF, HP TouchPad productivity a true powerhouse. Automatically sync personal and work email, contacts and calendar information from sources such as Microsoft Exchange, Facebook and Google into a single view.
The HP TouchPad 4G will be available on HP commercial channel, AT & T and Business Services major retailers, is still not an official announcement for the price of The HP TouchPad 4G.
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