Toshiba has announced that the AT300 tablet will be available in the UK by the end of June for £329 and up. That’s about $500 US, but the same tablet is already available in the States for about $50 less. The Toshiba AT300 is basically another name for the Toshiba Excite 10. It’s a tablet with a 10.1 inch, 1280 x…
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Acer is getting ready to launch the 14 and 15 inch ultrabooks the company introduced at CES in January. At the time Acer was calling the thin notebooks Timeline Ultra, but when they launch in the UK in June they’ll be called Acer Aspire M5 ultrabooks. There’s no word on the pricing yet. Both the 14 and 15 inch models…
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British PC maker Novatech plans to start offering a line of ultrabooks soon. Like ultrabooks from Acer, Asus, Dell, and HP, the Novatech nFinity will be thin and light computers with Intel processors. But Novatech will undercut the competition on price. The cheapest nFinity ultrabook model will run £430, or about $687. That’s not bad when you consider that computers are…
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Chinese company ZTE has been cranking out phones, tablets, and other devices for a few years — but the company is just starting to sell its products in western companies under its own brand name. Earlier this month Sprint started offering the ZTE Optik tablet in the US, and now yu can pick up a ZTE Light Tab II in…
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The Toshiba Excite is the latest 10 inch Android tablet from Toshiba. It’s not yet available for purchase in the US, but now you can pick one up in the UK from Carphone Warehouse for £399 and up. The tablet is thinner and lighter than the 10 inch Thrive tablet I reviewed last year — and it doesn’t have the removable…
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The Sony Tablet P is an Android device that features two 5.5 inch, 1024 x 480 pixel displays. You can fold the tablet in half and slide it into your pocket. When unfolded you can either run one app on each screen or run apps across both displays. Sony introduced the Tablet P this summer, and now it’s finally available…
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The Samsung Galaxy Note is either an enormous smartphone or a tiny tablet, depending on how you look at it and how large your hands are. Either way, it goes on sale Thursday, November 3rd in the UK. The launch was originally set for November 17th, but Samsung recently pushed up the date by a few weeks. The device features a…
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Motorola’s sequel to the XOOM tablet appears to be on track for a pre-holiday launch, and it looks like the tablet will sell for about €400 in the UK. Engadget has posted a photo of a print ad for Carphone Warehouse featuring the new tablet. The ad doesn’t offer detailed specifications, but it does confirm that the tablet will feature an…
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The US launch plans for the Samsung Galaxy Note remain unclear. But Samsung has announced that the Android smartphone/tablet with a 5.3 inch display will go on sale in the UK starting November 17th. The Galaxy Note is an unusual device which blurs the lines between a phone and a tablet. Like a phone it can fit into a pocket (assuming…
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The Andy Pad is a low cost 7 inch line of tablets that’s launching in the UK. The devices features decent specs including a 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 single core processor, support for 1080p HD video playback, and HDMI output. The tablets also run Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Today the company started taking pre-orders for the Andy Pad tablets. For £129…
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Binatone already offers a handful of inexpensive Android tablets and/or eBook Readers, depending on how you want to classify them, including the ReadMe Daily, HomeSurf 7, and HomeSurf 8 devices. For the most part, they don’t really stand out from the crowd. But the company’s latest ANdroid tablet is one of the most unusual I’ve seen. The Binatone ReadMe Mobile…
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Sony may be preparing to launch its first Android tablet this fall… at least in the UK. The folks at This is My Next have had a chance to peek at some leaked documents suggesting that Sony Centre stores in the UK will start taking pre-orders for the Sony S1 tablet on September 1. There’s no word on how much…
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