The OCS9 tablet from OCosmos is a 10.1 inch Windows 7 slate PC with a 1.5 GHz Intel Atom Z670 Oak Trail processor, 2GB of RAM, and a solid state disk. The company started showing off the tablet in January, and it’s finally ready to go on sale next month in Korea, where it will be available for $700. The tablet’s claim to…

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Korean company Ocosmos has a line of Windows tablets and handheld computers aimed at the portable gaming market. Ocosmos first started showing off its tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, but since they’re built around Intel’s Oak Trail platform they weren’t ready for release until Intel officially launched that platform — which the chip maker did this summer….

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Samsung was one of the first companies to offer a real competitor to the Apple iPad with the introduction of the 7 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab last year, and the company’s new 10.1 inch model is getting a lot of buzz as well. But Samsung isn’t just targeting consumers through retail channels. The company has also announced two new partnerships…

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Well shiver me timbers. Rumors have been floating around for the past week or two that LG’s upcoming G-Slate tablet would have a 3D display (no glasses required) and a 3D camera. I hadn’t really placed much stock in those rumors because, well… they sounded crazy. But it tuns out that a tablet with LG branding has shown up in…

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Plenty of companies are hoping to take on the Apple iPad with Android tablets that have 7 or 10 inch displays. But for some reason very few have an Apple-like 9.7 inch screen with a 4:3 aspect ratio. Enter the Woori Pad, a Korean tablet with a 9.7 inch screen and a 1028 x 764 pixel screen resolution. The tablet…

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The LG E-Note H1000B is a slate PC with a 10.1 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel resistive touchscreen display, a stylus, and Windows 7 Starter Edition. It comes with a low power 1.1GHz Intel Atom Z510 or 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 CPU, 1GB of RAM and a 16GB solid state disk. The tablet showed up at the FCC web site…

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While the vast majority of PC makers appear to have decided that the best way to compete with Apple’s iPad is to produce a portable tablet with the word “Pad” somewhere in the name, a few are taking a different approach by using “Tab” to indicate that the tablet is, well, a tablet. There’s the Neofonie WeTab, Samsung Galaxy Tab,…

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Just in case you weren’t sure, it turns out that the 7 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab (which won’t be officially unveiled for a few more days), is bigger than a 4 inch smartphone, but smaller than a 9.7 inch tablet like, say… the Apple iPad. Korean site dt.co.kr has posted a hands-on video of the tablet, complete with a size…

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Ripple is a Korean PC company that has a track record of pumping out lust-worthy mini-desktop computers. The company’s two latest models are tiny boxes that kind of look like they should be projectors rather than computers. Either way, it could make a decent addition to your home theater setup — although there’s no word on whether these Atom-powered nettops…

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That Samsung X125 we discovered earlier today isn’t the only new 11.6 inch laptop Samsung has up its sleeve. The company is also introducing a new thin and light model in Korea called the Samsung X180. The machine has an Intel Core i3-330UM processor and Intel integrated graphics. It has 3GB of DDR3 memory and an 8850mAh battery which is…

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The UMID mbook BZ is a mobile internet device with a QWERTY keyboard and a 4.8 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display. I have a habit of calling 10 inch netbooks “mini-laptops,” but this thing is best described as an itty bitty laptop. Now UMID has released a special edition of this little guy, with twice the RAM and a…

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Netbooks with 9 inch displays were all the rage for a hot second in 2008. But now they’ve largely passed out of fashion as PC makers pump out larger models with 10 inch displays and nearly full sized keyboards. But apparently the folks at Netsee didn’t get the memo, because this South Korean company just introduced the UNC-890 netbook which…

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