Friday, February 22, 2013
Cherry Mobile Fusion Bolt Striked as the Cheapest Quad-core Tablet
Four times faster and four times cheaper than popular brand quad-core Android tablets. That's the newest Cherry Mobile Android tablet unveiled by the company at Diamond Hotel Manila, Philippines. The astounding 7 inch HD Jelly Bean tablet jolted the Philippine computing tablet market when it announced that it will be priced for only Php 3,999 (US$98).
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Android,
mobile computing,
Tablets
Google Announced its Ultra Hires Display Chromebook Pixel
The newest and much talked about notebook to run Google Chrome OS is Chromebook Pixel. It was rumored earlier this month that Google is getting ready to release a high end Chromebook which was confirmed earlier when Google announced it in a press event in San Francisco.
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Google,
Laptops,
mobile computing,
Tech news
Sony Confirmed PS4 Release Date and Specs
After a long wait, Sony has finally confirmed the the much anticipated PS4 release date and most of its specs. A lot of us have been enamored during the launch when Sony revealed some amazing features this latest gaming console will have. Disappointingly, we are still in the dark with regards to how the new console will look like.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
New Apple iPad 2 specifications at a glance
Apple's much awaited iPad 2 will have the same screen size and resolution as the original iPad, 9.7 inch 1024 x 768. Also same storage options (16GB, 32GB and 64GB) and OS (iOS 4.3).
So what's new with iPad 2 aside from being white? iPad 2 has two cameras — a front facing VGA at 30fps, 640 × 480 and a rear 720p camera at 30fps, 1280×720. Aside from FaceTime, iPad 2 is also equipped with new photo and video apps like the built-in Photo Booth app and other third party video and photo applications.
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apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets
Apple's iPad 2 will continue to dominate tablet market, analyst predicts
According to Adam Leach, Ovum's principal analyst, Apple's upcoming iPad 2 will continue it's tablet dominance despite fierce competition from Google's Android OS until the year 2015.
"Apple clearly had first mover advantage. However, its competitors have been hot on its heals with a slew of tablet devices from big brand vendors such as Samsung, Motorola, HP, HTC and RIM, all of which have announced tablet devices which aim to replicate the Apple experience, which is notoriously difficult to match.” said Adam Leach.
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apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets
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