Devices on TFTS - Page 3

Before telling you about this Pulse smartpen I’ll have to admit that I happen to type a lot more words than I’m writing. And there’s a simple reason for that. I can understand the words I’m typing whereas my writing isn’t that easy to decipher. Furthermore I’m not getting tired …

Just last week we were talking about Barnes & Noble’s upcoming eBook readers. Now we know that the company will launch an eBook reader next week on October 20 at a special event hosted in New York City.

Clickfree has a new portable hard drive solution for us, the C2, which comes packed with backup, storing and file sharing features. The new hard drive will be available in three versions: 250GB, 320GB and 500GB but before we talk about prices, let’s see what these babies can do!

GlideTV announced today its first remote control solution, the GlideTV Navigator. The device is the first product of the company and it’s a gadget meant to help you control various devices around the house.

Some of you may argue against them but that doesn’t mean we won’t see more and more tablets pop up in the following months. Today we have the WebStation, a 7-inch Android tablet PC announced by Camangi, under the scope.

If there is probably one thing that we don’t need at this point in time, that’s another eBook reader. There are plenty such gadgets as it is, with Amazon’s Kindles being the most famous ones available. Barnes and Nobles however feels lucky enough to launch a similar product and their …

The year of the tablet is upon us! Earth will be flooded by tablets in 2010 and LBook doesn’t want to miss out on the action. The company, previously used to selling eBook devices is going to launch the T9 tablet in March 2010 for $350.

Personally, with (currently free) online services such as iPlayer here in the UK (you’ll doubtless have your own particular catch up services) that are already readily assessable whilst out and about via phones and connected PMPs we do wonder quite whether this newly unveiled FLO TV Personal Television, being that …

We’ve often talked about how digital photo frames are evolving to encompass ancillary functionality and now along comes the D-Link Xtreme N DIR-685, which serves as both a 3.2” digiframe and a 802.11 router in what is, I’m sure you’d agree, once of the most curious amalgamations yet.

News of ASUS’s Sabertooth 55i and the new technologies involved.

I don’t know why but I always had a problem with netbooks. They were way too small to properly enjoy movies or even video games, the keyboard was almost impossible to use, not to mention the lack of a touchscreen or even a decent OS. But they quickly become popular …