Devices Category - Page 29

NVIDIA boosts its roster of graphic cards in the market with the release of the Quadro 2000 and Quadro 600. The Quadro 2000 supports 192 Cores while the Quadro 600 pushes for 96 Cores, promising to deliver improved performance compared to the old models they are set to replace.

Garmin has officially unveiled their latest in the never-ending Forerunner lineup. For those not as familiar, the Gamin Forerunner is a GPS fitness watch for runners. That said, the latest models include the Forerunner 410 and the Forerunner 210.

We first saw mention of the XM Snap by way of an FCC filing earlier this month, and at the time there were plenty of details missing. Not to mention, most were unsure as to whether the XM Snap was a radio or a car dock. Well, flash forward till [...]

Kobo has announced their latest in terms of ereading devices, the Kobo Wireless eReader, and as the name implies — this latest model is now sporting wireless connectivity. And nicely, that is not where the updates and improvements have stopped.

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 to experience a tangle-free home theater experience privately.

We saw the official announcement for the BlackBerry PlayBook yesterday during DEVCON 2010 and while the announcement of the PlayBook was exciting, there were also some other details worth mentioning — one of which comes by way of Kobo.

It looks like it is the season for Bluetooth headsets. Yesterday we saw a few from Motorola including the Oasis and today we have one from Jabra. This model is the Go 660 and is available as of today for those willing to shell out $110.

Sony Ericsson has announced a new accessory device for Android this morning. The little gadget is called the LiveView and it features a 1.3 inch display and acts kind of like a remote and also as a secondary display for your Android smartphone.

Amazon has once again expanded in terms of the Kindle. This latest announcement is called “Kindle for the Web” and just as you would likely imagine, it means that you can now access Kindle ebooks directly from the browser.

As consumers continue to demand for thinner but quality-rendering displays, Hitachi aims to please. In fact the Japan-based company has shown off a new LCD touch screen display prototype which is reportedly 30% thinner than the conventional displays they have offered in the market.