June 30, 2010 by HS in Player Babed Out, Teclast with No Comments.
Teclast carries on with a strong push toward narrowing the distinction between hardware manufacturer and softcore PMP-on-girl porn by babing out the Teclast K5. And who are we kidding, what's there to complain about? Babes after the break with a distinct world-cup flavour. [gallery columns="4"] via iMP3
Cisco are bringing this Cius tablet to the market in the hopes to make a splash in the tablet PC pool. The video above shows you the Cisco Cius tablet - a brief introduction to it and it certainly looks interesting, being powered by am Atom Processor clocked at 1.6Ghz. It also has 32GB of flash storage, comes with 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, 3G/4G connectivity, Bluetooth. The tablet is also capable of 720p video playback, sports a rather impressive 8-hour battery life (somewhat doubtful) as well as a 7-inch screen but the resolution is yet unknown. The tablet will also be powered by Android. via Ubergizmo
June 30, 2010 by HS in Android, Random with No Comments.
This digital photoframe, Exemode's latest, runs astonishingly on Android 1.5, meaning it has the potential to be so much more than a digital photoframe, but the hardware, though as yet largely unknown, may be the limiting factor to this device's versatility. The Exemode Digital Picture Frame's CPU and CPU speed has yet to be even leaked, but what is known is that the device comes with 256MB RAM, 2GB flash memory, has several USB ports, stereo speakers, WiFi, LAN as well as a server application which acts as a sort of cloud based photo service which you can give others access to so they can upload their own photographs. The device even supports email (POP, IMAP4 clients) and all that requires is a 3G USB key. The screen is 8-inches in size, has an 800x600 resolution. With all this functio
June 30, 2010 by Raz in Tablet with No Comments.
As the title says, we have the Apad now in stock. This is the most widely available RK2808 MID, with a 7" touch screen and Wifi, it also have Marketplace access. Slatedroid forum member rogerbraun has give us permission to use his custom hybrid firmware V4.5. This firmware is based on the Archos 7HT and RAmos W7, it is better than the standard fw that comes with this device and the preloaded apps are also much better. We will also offer a 30day swap warranty, if anything goes wrong with the unit, just send it back and we will send a new unit. This is ontop of the normal 1 year warranty that we offer for this device against defects. Get one today for USD$154.50 (includes shipping).
June 30, 2010 by HS in Android with No Comments.
Today we did a quick test on 3 browsers for Android: Opera Mini 5, Skyfire 2.1 (beta) and the default Android browser in Android version 1.5. Why 1.5 you ask? Well, we did the test on our generic Rockchip RK2808 7-inch MID, which unfortunately only runs Android version 1.5. We timed loading for a variety of sites, some image-heavy, some text-heavy, and the results are in line with the expected. Opera Mini 5 takes the cake, positively leaving Skyfire and the default browser in the dust. Carry on reading for a summary of the results and some other notes. The Subjective Portion of This Test Opera Mini 5 browser took longer than both the default Android browser and Skyfire to load up. Skyfire took longer than the default Android browser, and was only marginally quicker loading
June 30, 2010 by HS in Android, Tablet with No Comments.
Chinese manufacturer Phecda have unveiled one of their new Android MIDs/tablets, the P7, Telechips TCC8901 powered. The 7-inch resistive touchscreen (at 800x480 resolution) is backed by the aforementioned TCC8901 chip, 256MB ROM, 4GB on-board storage, a 1300mAh battery (slightly underwhelming). It has the capability to play 1080p videos, has an HDMI port. However, the real star of the feature list is the Android 2.1 OS, which is certainly something special as most Android-based MIDs and tablets coming out of the Chinese market run either Android 1.5 or 1.6. This machine is supposed to make its debut in October. via Shanzhaiben ClonedinChina
June 29, 2010 by HS in Tablet with No Comments.
This new Saycool addition, the UMPC891, will be running on Windows XP primarily, but it is supposed to be able to run on Windows 7 as well as Linxus oses, which is welcome flexibility, if a little superfluous. The tablet sports a resistive touchscreen 8.9-inches in size, packing 1024x600 resolution and has multi-touch support. The tablet is powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, has 1GB DDR2 RAM, a 16GB SSD, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, a sim card slot for 3G networking as well as a 2500mAh battery, a VGA port, 3 USB ports and a camera. Phew. It measures in at 25x16.8x2.13cm, and weighs roughly 1kg. Price and availability yet to filter through. via clonedinChina
Supposedly, Qualcomm have already started / are going to start shipping out processor samples of the Snapdragon CPU, models MSM8260 and MSM8660, which will both be dual core procs. The dual core Snapdragon platforms will be manufactured on a 45nm process, are supposed to be clocked up to 1.2GHz (on each core). Both models will feature GPS integration, GPU 2D / 3D accleration engines for Open GL ES 2.0 an Open VG 1.1, as well as 1080p (!) video decoding, a dedicated audio engine which will be low-power, and rounding off the list, support for 24-bit WXGA 1280x800 pixel displays. Phew. Hope to hear more of all of this soon. via Mid123
June 29, 2010 by HS in Tablet with No Comments.
Yes, the swell guy over at JKKmobile has gotten his hands on a Viliv N5, the UMPC/MID the whole mobile computing world has been raving about since about a month before Computex. Here is a video of him unboxing it, showing you just what the packaging of the little device provides. Of course, with a full review on the way, we are all excited to see what it is capable of in unbiased hands. With the recent announcement that the N5s will soon be hitting shelves, this couldn't come quick enough. via jkkmobile
June 29, 2010 by Raz in Ainol, Video Review with 2 Comments.
Its big and it definitely stretches the meaning of portable media player. On sale now!
