While HP finishes blowing out the remaining stock of its original TouchPads, there’s some interesting talk today centering around an interview by Reuters with the Personal Systems Group’s Todd Bradley. According to Bradley, there could be an unexpected result should HP decide to spin off its PC division: a new and improved HP TouchPad. Tablets […]
August 2011
Sharp Galapagos 7-inch Android tablet for $1 in Japan, on contract
Earlier this year, Brad got to spend some hands-on time with Sharp’s 5.5 and 10.8 inch Galapagos tablets. Now, Sharp is offering a new model that splits the difference in sizes — the 7.7 inch Sharp Galapagos A01SH. Like the previous models, the A01SH features a customized version of the Android operating system. This time, […]
Now you can edit office documents on an HP TouchPad
HP may have discontinued the HP TouchPad and started selling off remaining inventory for as little as $99, but the company and its partners are still supporting the webOS operating system… for now. Over the past few days HP has offered two software packs allowing some users to download paid webOS apps for the TouchPad […]
Fujitsu to launch waterproof, ruggedized Android tablet in Japan
Android tablets have flooded the market in recent months, but the Fujitsu Arrows Tab F-01D is different from the rest. It’s meant to survive a flood… or at least some light rain. It’s a 10 inch Android tablet with a waterproof  and ruggedized case. Fujitsu is expected to officially launch the device with Japanese carrier NTT […]
Angry Birds Rio HD free for HP TouchPad this week in app six-pack
As if a $99 HP TouchPad wasn’t a sweet enough gift to those who happened to score one during the big sell-off, HP has started giving away free apps to give you some additional ways to enjoy your tablet. Last week’s special offer included apps like Glimpse and Audobon birds. This time around, Angry Birds […]
Intel Atom Cedar Trail chips benchmarks show modest improvements
Intel’s Atom processors have never been speed demons. They weren’t meant to be. Instead, these are low power chips designed to offer long battery life and modest performance that’s good enough for basic computing tasks. They’re also designed to be cheap, which is why they’ve been the popular choice for PC companies building low-cost netbooks. […]
Kupa X11 Windows tablet to support pen, finger input
A company called Kupa will introduce a new 10 inch tablet at the IFA trade show next week. It’s called the Kupa X11, and it features a 1.5 GHz Intel Atom Oak Trail processor, Windows 7 operating system, and support for up to 10 hours of battery life with a 52Whr battery. But the two […]
Asus to launch 5 or more ultrabooks for $799 and up in October
Intel is pushing ultrabooks as a new category of thin, light, and affordable laptops with fast processors and fanless case designs. Imagine a computer that weighs about as much as a netbook but which packs as much power as a full-sized laptop and has a larger display and keyboard to boot. That’s an ultrabook. While […]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 spotted in first blurry photos
Brad previously mentioned that Samsung plans to unveil the Galaxy Tab 7.7 as a scaled-down addition to its Android tablet line-up some time soon, so it’s no surprise to see that the veil of secrecy has been briefly lifted this morning. A handful of blurry and not-too-revealing photos have been posted by An.droidlife.com. The pictures […]
Acer Aspire 3951 Ultrabook hands-on photos surface
After the Ultrabook category was announced by Intel — you could say ‘created’ were they not modeled so closely after the MacBook Air — several of the top PC OEMs announced that they’d be early to market with new super-slim laptops. HP, ASUS, and Acer have all previously announced their intentions, and we’ve even seen […]