Archive for September, 2010 - Page 4

Toshiba has revealed a new series of notebooks which boast of 3D support with the Toshiba A665-3D notebook series. The new line of notebooks from Toshiba offer many possibilities, all of which provide amicable support for 3D rendering needs.

Acer adds more options for people seeking all-in-one PCs, adding the Acer Aspire One Z3100 AIO PC. This is their latest offering which boasts of a 21.5″ LCD display (1920×1080 pixels) which is capable of rendering full HD videos.

We think that Sony Ericsson may be sending out conflicting singles to the public. First, they admit that they want to be the top Android manufacturer in the world. Then, they say that they’re dumping Symbian. But, they’re still going to try a Windows Phone 7 handset, despite their commitment to Android. [...]

Denon has been known to produce quality receivers but if their products on hand at the CEDIA 2010 is to be a sign, it looks like they are leaning on a wireless and streaming-capable batch of receivers from here on.

GE outs a flip-like camera, something perhaps similar to the Flip which will however carry some rugged features. The GE DV1 camcorder is waterproof and comes in a shockproof enclosure to serve as its form factor.

Many of you may have forgotten about the Samsung NX100 which came out during the last CES. Well that same camera is finally shipping, carrying an MSRP of $599.99 in case you were planning to get one.

The iPad 3G certainly didn’t launch with tethering abilities, and Steve Jobs has promised to the public via e-mails that it would never get the ability to tether. But now, some iOS beta code shows that Apple may have patched that ability back in as some new tethering options are [...]

We all know that phone manufacturers hand out unannounced phones to their employees to test them. Just ask Apple’s Gray Powell. Kyle Pozan from AndroidGuys may have seen a glimpse of one of these early phones. While riding a Chicago bus, he spotted an unreleased Android phone, presumably in the [...]

By now, most of our readers are familiar with the Microsoft Kin. It was a series of two phones (Kin One, Kin Two – pictured below) that were sort of smartphones, sort of multimedia phones that had a heavy focus on text messaging and social networking. Despite getting some good [...]

AT&T has always had a strong lineup of BlackBerry offerings, and via a press release today, they announced that they’re expanding to two of the newest BlackBerries out there – the Pearl 3G and the Curve 3G. Both of these entry- and mid-range ‘Berries should compliment their high-end offerings, the [...]