The e-book download business certainly seems to be run differently than its music download counterpart – at least if we take certain events as an indication, such as the latest announcement by Barnes & Noble. According to them, their B&N eReader app will be made available for Apple’s iPad sometime around the device’s launch.
Hope you would remember the 2009 acquisition of Flip by Cisco. The product profile was not much known, until now. A life-changing product is set for the roll out from the Cisco-Flip assembly line in the form of video camcorders. From what we manage to learn, Cisco will be unveiling a new series of Flip video cam next month. We might get to have a look at the new devices at the NAB show that is to get underway on April 12.
Worried that your Microsoft Zune HD player does not play the XNA Game Studio 4.0 titles? I am confused whether you will like it or not but, there is already a Zune HD 2 Player in the works and that might be the hand-held to play all those nifty titles. Yes, your favorite media player ‘might’ soon turn obsolete as there are rumors doing rounds about the arrival of the next generation of Microsoft HD media players.
Since these are all rumors, we are confused about what to trust but, what is worth mentioning is that the Zune HD2 will be closer to the iPod touch at least in terms of size, as per speculations.
The JooJoo tablet has got a new stylish user interface just ahead of a launch schedule. What we have been looking at till now has been a plain UI, but thinks are definitely changing as the run up to the launch is happening fast. The new improved JooJoo comes trendy with customizable wallpaper. The most significant aspect bout the enhancement is that the JooJoo tablet now comes with a single-touch UI for a virtual mouse pointer and dual-touch for scrolling. The color too has changed from black to a lighter champagne hue.
Ever since the Kindle was announced, people have been arguing over its usefulness – it’s just not certain that an electronic device can really replace the good old paper book, but nevertheless this type of devices is becoming more and more popular, with the latest one being 1Cross Tech’s MIDhybrid, which is something like a cross between the two styles of displaying content.
Last September, Microsoft’s Courier tablet / e-book device was revealed, and since then people have been wondering about specific details on the device, and when it would become available. And now, there’s been some new information released which sheds some light on the upcoming gadget.
The ASUS e-Reader is now official. The company has lifted the wraps off its e-Reader at the CeBIT tech trade show in Hannover, Germany. The ASUS DR-900 is being showcased as a device with a 9-inch monochrome touch screen display and is all set to compete with Amazon’s Kindle DX.
The PSP has been on a slippery slope lately, and the PSPgo’s release about a year ago certainly didn’t help much, confusing customers and making them aggravated that they couldn’t transfer their games from UMD discs.
Nintendo just revealed their newest model in the DS line, the DSi XL, and it packs a 93% larger screen than its predecessor, the DSi. The XL is aimed at improving the social aspect of the gaming experience, enabling a more wider viewing angle.
Adding to its line up of Toughbooks, Panasonic has brought to the fore a new device and is aimed at the professional on the go. The new Panasonic Toughbook H1 Field tablet computer runs Windows 7 and is powered by Intel’s 1.86GHz Z540 Atom processor. What we like about the new tablet is that the maker has designed it in such a way that it comes across as a weatherproof and shockproof model. What’s more, the dual battery ensures uninterrupted power.
