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Sony Tablet Details Emerge

1. August 2011 | by Jonas

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Sony Tablet Details Emerge

With the world abuzz about tablets, electronics giant and veteran Sony is getting into the game.  Expect them to introduce two models, the S1 and S2. Here is what is known: Four models of the S1- 16 GB WiFi, 16 GB WiFi and 3G, 32 GB WiFi, 32 GB WiFi and 3G Two models of the S2- 16 [...]

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Chromebook

11. May 2011 | by Jonas

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Chromebook

At the second day of the Google I/O conference, their newest product was debuted, along with their hardware partners Acer and Samsung.  While it is early to say, it is most certainly a glimpse into a new model of computing. The idea here is that these devices will run Google’s Chrome browser as their operating system.  [...]

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HP EliteBook 2760p

8. May 2011 | by Jonas

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HP EliteBook 2760p

The HP Elitebook 2760p has been spotted over at the FCC, and it is generating some buzz.  Here is what is known… It will be a 12.1″ convertible tablet, and it is no stripped down anything, but more fuller featured which is should be given the $1500 starting price.  For the money, it has a Core [...]

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Samsung “Alex”

28. April 2011 | by Jonas

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Samsung “Alex”

Some particulars have been spotted on the Samsung Chrome OS netbook, going by the code name “Alex,” at least for now. The chip is the Intel Atom N550, which is a dual core part.  The RAM is 2 GB, and the hard drive is a SanDisk SSD, although the capacity is unknown.  The display resolution is [...]

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Netbook Navigator Nav7

21. March 2011 | by Jonas

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Netbook Navigator Nav7

I’ve gotta admit that from the name, this thing sounds like it is some new GPS unit.  Well, it is not, and it is looking like that 2010 may have been the yeard of the iPad, but 2011 just might be the year that slate computing grows up. The Nav7 is a full Windows 7 PC, [...]

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Magic W3

24. February 2011 | by Jonas

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Magic W3

Is that Windows in your pocket?  The smaller size tablets are consistently hobbled with less of an operating system and hardware.  The Magic W3 is an attempt to offer some real portable computing power. The Magic W3 is a 4.8″ unit, which has a resolution of 480 x 800.  The processor is an Atom Z530 which [...]

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HTC Flyer tablet

20. February 2011 | by Jonas

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HTC Flyer tablet

HTC is known for their smartphones, but with the announcement of  their Flyer tablet, a move is signaled into the tablet market.  From the specs, they clearly are serious about this. This 7″ tablet (1024 x 600) will be running the Google Android OS, and the version is 2.4.  It has 1 GB of RAM, and [...]

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NEC Life Touch Note

17. February 2011 | by Jonas

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NEC Life Touch Note

It is starting to look like we have come full circle.  When netbooks were introduced, that 7″ Asus that ran Linux started this current generation off.  Before that, we had machines such as the Toshiba Libretto, and those pocketable models from Psion. Oh, and does anyone remember the Sharp Zaurus? Fans of such devices have [...]

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High School Netbooks

10. February 2011 | by Jonas

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Ashwaubenon High School rolls out student laptops: fox11online.com Well, I was pleased to see a story about netbooks in schools, instead of the overdone iPad in the school story.  After all, these are high schoolers, and if they are supposed to be learning the tools to be successful in the business world, Windows skills should serve [...]

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Peek 9

20. September 2010 | by Jonas

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Peek 9

Ok, the Peek 9 is not strictly a netbook, nor a notebook.  However, this unique device kind of defies categorization, even though Gizmodo is calling it the dumbest smartphone, although that is not fair either. The Peek line has focused on simple email communication.  While it looks like a knockoff Blackberry, the original could only do [...]

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