HP first multi-touch Tablet PC: HP TouchSmart TX2

Now You don’t have to wait for hybrid Tablet PC with multi-touch digitizer screen. HP is bringing the mighty Tablet PC TouchSmart TX2, which is going to be a refresh of the HP tx2500 Tablet PC. It is a powerful Tablet PC, which has capacitive digitizer, which uses the same technology that is used in iPhone.

So, HP has finally decided not to make people wait for the multi-touch technology in Windows 7. But, according to me, the most impressive part of TX2 is its price. It is just starting at $1199!. And just look at the specs you get for that little price: Continue reading “HP first multi-touch Tablet PC: HP TouchSmart TX2”

Boom! Epson has launched its own Netbook

Epson has launched its own Netbook. Ok, that not-so-charming in terms of looks. Also, it is only available in Japan. It costs around US $480.

  • 10.2-inch LCD with WSVGA resolution
  • Atom N270 CPU
  • 1GB RAM
  • 160GB HDD
  • Intel 945GSE Express Chipset
  • USB 2.0
  • WiFi
  • 1.28kg
  • 266 x 184.7 x 39mm

I would like it to be available in all countries as-soon-as possible so that I can have hands on the first Epson netbook. Yes, I’m a greedy gadget geek :!:

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UMID Clamshell Specs Prices

UMID Clamshell Specs PricesChippy of UMPCportal has been able to get new images of UMID from Korea.

Here are some highlights of the product:

  • The battery is 17Wh and thus should give 4hrs+ battery life.
  • Very small in size (smaller than Fujitsu U2010)
  • Just 6.22″ wide!

It can infact fit in a jacket pocket. Since, it is clamshell, the screen is always protected too unlike UX series from SONY. The price is not available yet and it will be ready on 2009.

Here are it’s specs as per UMPCportal.com: Continue reading “UMID Clamshell Specs Prices”

Kings Corners for iPhone – fill the gaps of your day with some fun

Kings Corners is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch. Kings Corners combines luck and skill in a fun and fast card game that’s easy to learn, but challenging to master. Gameplay is quick, making Kings Corners the perfect distraction from long lines, waiting rooms, and all the otherwise boring parts of the day that can’t be avoided. But Kings Corners is also highly addictive, and players will soon find out that once they start playing, it’s really tough to stop!

You can go the following link to know more about this exciting game:

http://www.iliumsoft.com/kciphone

Or you can directtly buy it from App Store

SBSH PocketWeather 2.1 for smartphones released!

The long-awaited Home Screen plugin is finally here! Introducing a fully featured Home Screen plug-in that brings weather forecast to your Smartphone Home Screen! Packed with customization features the new plug-in makes PocketWeather the ultimate weather-tracking solution!

SBSH PocketWeather 2.1 Highlights

  • Home Screen Plugin – Tabbed Display, Multiple Locations
  • Weather Layouts – Create Endless Display Layouts, Free Layouts Download
  • Advanced Weather Information – METAR, Earthquakes Reports, Weather Feeds

Click here to know more about PocketWeather

HTC TOUCH HD review – We love it, its the best windows mobile phone ever!

I’ve been waiting for such device from since the original iPhone came out. Big display, easy to use interface, powerful processor, tons of program memory, those are some of the qualities I was looking in a true iPhone contender. After a lot of wait, well, it is finally here! THE HTC TOUCH HD

htc touch hd review

Recipe: Take a HTC touch Diamond, put in a 3.8″ display, remove D-Pad, add a 3.5mm headphone jack and you will have the HTC TOUCH HD!

By it’s looks, one would assume that it is just another iPhone-wannabe, but that is where the story ends. The HTC TOUCH HD is the first truly amazing muscle phone containing massive 3.8″ display having a very high WVGA resolution (800 x 480).

Unboxing
The box came with the usual stuff. It didn’t have the HTC Touch Diamond like Diamond box, but the HTC manages to provide decent unboxing experience. Continue reading “HTC TOUCH HD review – We love it, its the best windows mobile phone ever!”

Keepin' it real fake – 2PG TC8281

Ok, this portable gaming machine looks like a bit like Sony PSP, but don’t expect it to play any PSP games. It is just another cheap chinese rip-off, the 2PG TC8281handheld plays 8-bit and 16 bit retro games that come only on special multi-game cartridges.
The 2PG console comes with five built-in games, as-well-as an additional “112 in 1″ game cartridge, for a total of 117 games for under $50. Hundreds of additional games can be played if you know where to look for the proper cartridges. The system also has an AV out and comes with a funky-looking Playstation clone controller so you can play games on your TV.

If you’ve an appetite for such cheap Chinese stuff or if you’re unable to afford a PSP, you can get your hands on one of these from DealExtreme for $48.80 USD.

[via Technabob]

Orange announces Eee PC 901 with integrated 3G

Orange has just launched the ASUS EEE PC 901 with integrated 3G. What does this means? This means that you won’t have to use the Icon 225 dongle to get onto the network.

The specs of the original 901 have not changed much, but this time the 3G connectivity is on-board, thus eliminating the need for the dongle.

For £25 per month, you can get one with “Internet Everywhere” plan which has 3GB data allowance and 100 texts. There are two colors to choose from: black or pink. One for you and one for your lady :!:

Here is the actual press release: Continue reading “Orange announces Eee PC 901 with integrated 3G”

Canonical bringing Ubuntu to ARM-powered devices

It was inevitable, really – now that ARM processors are bound for netbook and the like, it follows logic that ARM would tag team with Canonical to bring Ubuntu to their shells. The two firms have collaborated in order to bring full Ubuntu Desktop operating system to the ARMv7 Processor architecture to address demand from device manufactures.

Sadly, you’ll have to wait until April of 2009 to see the fruits of this so-very-special relationship.

[CNET]