Let’s face it… it’s hard to make a 10 inch netbook stand out from the crowd. There are dozens of netbooks with glossy or matte lids, island-style or traditional keyboards, and a standard set of ports around the edges. Sure, we’re starting to see some variation in specs, with some models toting dual core processors or AMD chips instead of…
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Coby has had an on again, off again relationship with netbooks over the past few years, but now it looks like the company may be taking aim at another computer category: tablets. The folks at Aving spotted a Coby tablet at the IFA show in Berlin this week. The Coby MID810 has an 8 inch TFT display with a resistive…
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Samsung is showing a netbook called the Samsung N350 at IFA in Berlin this weekend. The mini-laptop looks like a rebranded version of the Samsung N210, which has your typical netbook specs but which is the thinnest Samsung netbook on the market today. But the name change isn’t the only thing different about the Samsung N350. The N350 also features…
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The E-Noa Interpad is a 10 inch tablet that appears to hit all the right buttons. It has a 1024 x 600 pixel capacitive touchscreen display, an NVIDIA Tegra 2 chip, and Google Android 2.2. The only catch? This tablet will only be available in Germany, at least at launch. The tablet is due out in Germany before the end…
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Elonex is best known for pumping out dirt cheap netbooks and tablets in the UK> So it should come as no surprise that the company has a few Apple iPad-like devices to show you… which will sell for between £99 and £159 in the UK. The Elonex eTouch tablets will have screen sizes ranging from 5 to 10 inches, and…
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AMD isn’t expected to ship chips based on its new Ontario platform until later this year, and you likely won’t be able to buy laptops with the processors until early 2011. But the folks at InsideHW got a chance to check out an Ontario test platform at the IFA show in Berlin this week. Ontario is the next-generation low power…
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Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Tab 7 inch Android tablet this morning at the IFA trade show in Germany. And ever since, news has been streaming out of Berlin like a gusher. Here are some of the latest updates: Benchmarking the Galaxy Tab Chippy at CarryPad took a few moments to run a couple of benchmarks on the tablet. Overall,…
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Sure, it already made the rounds a bit this morning, but now Toshiba has officially unveiled its 10 inch Android tablet, known as the Toshiba Folio 100. The tablet is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2010 for 399 Euros, which is about $510 US. As expected, the Folio 100 will ship with the Google Android 2.2 operating…
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As expected, Hannspree is showing off a new 10.1 inch notebook in advance of the IFA show in Germany this week. This is in addition to the 10 inch Android tablet the company is pushing. The folks at nDevil snagged some time with the new Hannspree HannsBook Sn10, as well as a 12.1 inch notebook called the HannsBok SN12. The…
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What do you get if you take a Toshiba AC100 Android powered netbook, add a touchscreen display and remove the keyboard? Apparently what you get is the Toshiba Folio 100, an Android Tablet that’s seeing the first light of day at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin this week. Although we’ve been hearing rumors about the tablet for a…
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The long-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Tab is now official. Samsung unveiled the 7 inch Android tablet at a press conference in Berlin today. There’s still no official word on pricing, but we do know that it will start shipping in Europe in September, with Korean, US, and other Asian ship dates set to follow. Some sites are reporting that the tablet…
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The ViewPad 7 isn’t the only new tablet from ViewSonic. The folks at TouchMeMobile got to spend a little time with the new ViewSonic ViewPad 100 today. It’s a tablet with a 10.1 inch display which can dual boot Windows 7 and Google Android 1.6. The tablet looks like a machine with its foot in two worlds. On the right…
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