I like the idea of the iPad but if we’re talking about touchscreen tablets, I love my iPod Touch. I also like the idea of the Dell Mini 5. It’s a 3G and WiFi internet device AND a phone, smaller and lighter than the iPad, and runs Google Android. It also might not be the [...]
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Engadget has reviewed the HP Mini 210 HD edition, and in a nutshell, it has decent battery life; plays 720p videos smoothly, but had trouble with a 1080p Flash videos; and the touchpad that supports multitouch gestures has a hard time figuring out your actions. Physically, the Mini 210 is an attractive netbook and comes [...]
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Averatec/Trigem may not be the first brand that comes into mind… or the second… or third… when you’re thinking about netbooks, but they also released their Pinetrail Averatec N1200. It has standard netbooks specs: 10.1” 1024 x 600 display Intel Atom N450 processor GMA 3150 graphics 1GB RAM 160GB HDD 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi Microsoft Windows 7 [...]
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With better netbooks coming out, especially those with nVidia ION, they’re becoming the kind of machines you want to take care of and use for more than just one year. While a simple netbook sleeve should be sufficient for general use, here’s an option to protect your netbook from daily heavy usage. The Zippack Air [...]
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Availability of the JooJoo has been pushed back to March 25th. It’s edge over the Apple iPad is seemingly decreasing with the iPad expected some time in March end/April/May. Both devices are similar in that they’re both multitouch tablets. The iPad of course resembles a giant iPhone, whereas the JooJoo is a little more mysterious [...]
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