Archive for September, 2010 - Page 8

Sinotech is the latest player to join the tablet party, revealing the HSG-X5 which curiously runs on Windows CE. The said tablet is now over at the FCC for testing which many feel will be like walking on a thin [...]

LG unveils a new notebook that should be ideal for supporting 3D content and 1080p videos with the release of the LG A510. The A510 boasts of a 15.6″ full HD 3D LED LCD display which should be great for [...]

Onkyo joins the tablet craze, unveiling three new tablet PCs with the TW117A4, TW217A5 and TW317A5. The Onkyo TW117A4 and TW317A5 tablets will be powered by an Intel Atom N450 processor and GMA 3150 graphics while the TW217A5 will make [...]

Logitech releases a new wireless headset with the F540 which are good to use up to 33 feet from the base station. It makes use of a 2.4GHz wireless connection and should be a perfect solution for people who want [...]

Toshiba outs a new line of Canvio portable hard drives which now support USB 3.0. The new Canvio portable HDD now offer faster file transfers of up to 10 times the speed of standard USB 2.0 drives and come preloaded [...]

Panasonic unveils in what is claimed to be the world’s lightest laptop to date with the Panasonic Toughbook S9. The latest laptop includes a built-in DVD drive and is powered by an Intel Core i5-520M vPro processor.

It was a bit of news when HP filed for the “PalmPad” patent back in July. And now, we’ve actually heard that name surface in reality. During an analyst call, HP’s Todd Bradley, the head of their Personal System Group, [...]

If you’re a Mac owner, you probably haven’t had the pleasure of playing the sandbox game “Garry’s Mod” (or Gmod). It’s based on the Source engine, the same software that powers such hits as Half-Life 2, Team Fortress 2 and [...]

Seagate is no stranger when it comes to providing storage solutions and with their latest small business NAS, people can now get up to 12TB storage through its 4-Bay design. This is of course flexible, meaning you can configure it [...]

Europe. It’s the land where Nokia’s cheap Symbian smartphones are popular and carrier parity makes pricing and phones competitive. Microsoft will definitely try to get some Windows Phone 7 marketshare in the Old World, and it looks like we’ll know their plans for [...]