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The Sony Tablet S is that 'folded magazine' shaped tablet that raised anticipation amongst many from the smooth and mysterious commercials, and general hype over it and its partner: The Sony Tablet P A.K.A the 'Clam shell'. We actually had high hopes for both of these tablets, but alas, we were left disappointed after reading Tablet-News' disappointment. See what we mean by visiting their in-depth review here, and make sure to click the play button on the lengthy and insightful video showing the Sony Tablet S after the break.
Everything ado about the Sony Tablet S can be learned from this very lengthy video!
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First showcased at the AsiaD conference by Asus CEO, Jonney Shih, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime (formally known as the Eee Pad Transformer 2) is to be expected to debut in the coming weeks. Until then, let yourself be teased by its official teaser page. Find out more after the break.
Amongst the "faster, stronger, slimmer" and other adverbs splayed over the teaser page, we're also told that the Transformer Prime is the first tablet to be sporting the quad-core Kal-El Processor - NVIDIA's Tegra three chip. What the tablet will also come with - unadvertised on the teaser page, and isn't a first place runner-up - is Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (The Motorola Xoom is the first tablet to be receiving the 4.0 update).
However, with all these top tier tablet-orientated specs and ad
This was originally posted on our forum back in July, but seemed to off fallen off the road to the blog site, so here it is: the Android version 2.3 Gingerbread upgrade download link for the Ainol NOVO5 Tablet. Now, when you click on the link, don't be put off by the 'VX580W' - the firmware will work with the Ainol NOVO5. And thus we grant you the path towards the nifty Android Gingerbread on your portable NOVO5 tablet - enjoy!
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Teclast has just come out with a brand new and improved version of the awesome T760 tablet. The new tablet is marketed as the T760's big brother, and comes with upgrades such as... well... we don't exactly know. To be honest, there doesn't seem to be any upgrades at all. Running through the list of specs on the T760VE, each spec seems to match the T760's exactly. So I suppose we won't really be going any further with this other than check out the T760 at our store! :D
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We now know that Apple have scheduled their iPhone 5 announcement for October the 4th, so any other device's announcement on the same day would just a silly - well it looks like silly isn't enough for Samsung who have scheduled their Galaxy Tab 8.9 debut on the exact same day. If the non iOS device has pricked your attention and you're considering turning to the other side, click after the break to find out about the Galaxy Tab 8.9's prices.
The Galaxy Tab 8.9 will be coming in two versions: 16GB and 32GB - the former being priced at USD$469 and the latter being USD$569. Both versions come with WiFi connectivity only, will be powered by the dual-core T250S processor and will run Android 3.1 Honeycomb. So who will you be waiting for come October 4th?
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Just a quick post showing you the NOVO8's gaming capabilities of the tablet running the graphic intensive game, Dungeon Hunter - a game made to run on a Tegra 2 chip. The video shows a snippet of the NOVO8 in action, showing that it is able to play such a game pretty smoothly. Just another out of the many reasons for wanting to own such an awesome tablet! Also, feel free to join in on our on-going NOVO8 gaming discussion on our forum!
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There has been rumours about the Motorola Xoom 2 tablet, but non that have had any concrete evidence... until now! With these two leaked (and blurry) images of the Motorola Xoom 2, we now know it exists. With that said, it might not even be the Motorola Xoom 2! What we mean is that it this tablet might not be coming with the name that's synonymous with a bark louder than its bite - the 'Xoom' - reflected by the original Motorola Xoom's poor sale figure, so we'll stick with its model number for now: MZ617. More after the break.
According to inside sources, the new Motorola tab will come with an HDMI and USB port, and will have the same weight as the original Motorola Xoom. The photo showing the rear side of the tablet also reveals a camera with an HD sign next to it. Other physical
It was only a matter of time before someone, somewhere decided to pry open the new Sony Tablet S and spill its guts for all to see. Well we have our man website: TechRepublic. The Sony Tablet S, which we have extensively been covering, was easily dissected - only two screws were needed to be unscrewed in order to remove the back. Android tablets aren't really meant to be opened up that easy, let alone opened up at all. The open Tablet S revealed its 500mAh battery that looked replaceable, and while Sony are currently offering a WiFi only version, there's clearly space for a 3G or 4G card - potential hacking grounds? Find out more about the Tablet S' internal hardware, as well as descriptions of all the different chips from the following site.
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Window have come out with two new 7-inch tablets that house the current prom king of processors, Rockchip's RK2918 chip. The two new tabs have practically idential specs save for their screen type - The N11 has a 2-point resistive touchscreen and the N12 has a 5-point capacitive touchscreen. As for the rest of the specs, they both have a screen resolution of 800 x 480, 512MB of DDR 3 RAM, does 1080p video playback, comes with WiFi and 3G connectivity and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. They both sport a different look with the N11 slightly resembling the Ainol NOVO8 minus the buttons, and the N12 having that classic china-tab, black front bezel with white back shell look. The RK2918 processor certainly is a good chip, but are these two tablets just another couple of drops in an expanding p
The HP TouchPad's steal price of $99 resulted in an tsunami of sales which put WebOS into the hands of many, but that wasn't enough, or rather WebOS wasn't enough. The people wanted more, and more they shall have. Through the skills of developers, Android started appearing on the tablet - slow but steady. We've already blogged about the progression of having the Android Touchscreen working, well now we've got more. Find out what after the break.
Thanks to the CyanogenMod 7 ROM, there's now a working Google Android Marketplace despite its slightly skewed main page due to the 9.7-inch screen of the tablet - what evs', it still works! The ROM also brings live wallpaper, and a smooth one at that - Koi fishes in a pond that ripples when touched. The video below also shows a smooth ru
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