Archive for January, 2010 - Page 24

If you’re interested in a portable personal computer a lot smaller than a netbook or even a smartphone then you should definitely check Lockheed Martin’s IronClad solution. It’d definitely surprising to see Lockheed Martin come up with such a product since they are pretty much out of their league on [...]

Chinese company Tianjin threw their hat into the eReader ring with the Jinke A6 and A6 families of eReaders. They were on display at CES 2010 earlier this month, and while there isn’t anything to make them stand above the rest of the pack, they’re a pretty solid Kindle clone.

Just yesterday we showed you Motorola’s latest creation, the MOTOROI, a phone that’s supposed to be sold in Korea by SK Telecom. According to recent information it would appear that the MOTOROI is not a Korean exclusive and the phone could be unveiled in various other markets including the USA [...]

After an initial revealing last month, Yamaha has announced a shipping date and pricing details for their new digital sound projectors.  The Yamaha YSP-5100 and YSP-4100 Digital Sound Projectors will ship this month, starting at $1,899.95.

In a surprising move Apple launched the first iPhone two three years ago. The iPhone 2G was a revelation for the mobile business which completely changed the way we imagine smartphones. What followed was a frenzy of touchscreen handsets from various manufacturers. Meant to fight against the iPhone and bring [...]

With all the Google/China dustup, security is on everybody’s mind these days. MXI Security has introduced a new secure thumb drive called the Stealth MXP Bio, a secure USB drive for the security minded in your life. In addition to it’s software security, it’s also waterproof and dustproof.

I hope you didn’t expect not to see any rumors regarding Apple’s new iPhone OS this week. Version 4.0 is getting closer every minute as it’s going to be unveiled at Apple’s tablet dedicated media event. And speaking of the tablet, we hear that it could bear a rather logical, [...]

While it may not come from a well known brand like Apple, TechCrunch or HP, the X9 tablet looks like it could be excellent. Coming from a no-name Chinese company called DigitalRise, it has a big screen and decent specs for a tablet, and looks like it meets all the [...]

GammaTech has updated their Durabook line of rugged laptops with a new model that has broken the terabyte barrier.  The GammaTech Durabook D-14 E-Series Notebook offers 1TB of HDD storage space in a rugged-ready build to survive the toughest of working conditions.

Five of the biggest French book retailers held a joint-press conference last week in which they declared that France should have a national eBook platform or hub where all publishers and retailers would work together to sell eBooks. This obviously comes after Amazon’s dominance with the Kindle ecosystem.