Teclast continue their long and welcome tradition of positively babing their players out and this time the Teclast C430TH gets the treatment. 'Wott?' you say, 'C430TH?' You wouldn't be the only one. Along with the standard C430 model, there is also the C430+, which has also been babed out before, as well as the C430T and C430H, both of which have received the babing out treatment, and now the C430TH. So are these women simply babing out the players, or doing more? It seems to be that the C430 series is proliferating like rabbits.
Anyway, onwards!
[gallery columns="4"]
via iMP3
Another player is joining the ranks of the Onda "Touch" series, this time the VX570Touch, a 4.3-inch player with 720p video playback capability. Disappointingly, this player will not be able to playback 1080p HD video files, which is something we've come to expect from players in this size range nowadays. Along with that standard capability, Onda is boasting a new, stylish and "dynamic" UI, which is supposed to bring a better sense of fluidity to touchscreen operation. The standard video file formats will be supported such as RM/RMVB, MKV, AVI, FLV etc. but no news yet on whether this player will have OTG functionality.
Another so-so player joining the ranks of the many so-so players in the 720p capability range, as well as the 4.3-inch size range.
via iMP3
Word is out that the company behind the SmaKit S7 MID are coming out with an Android 2.2 FroYo phone this August, complete with a 2.8-inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen, a 3.2-megapixel camera, as well as HSDPA 3G connectivity. This announcement bodes well for the Chinese market as rapid adoption of the FroYo iteration of the Google Android OS is expected and, indeed, looked forward to. We are sure to see the news start filtering down the grapevine of more and more Android 2.2 devices popping out of the woodwork.
via Ubergizmo
The talk before of the Window G85 to be getting an overhaul which will include the new UI from the more recent model, the G89, has started being put out on the internet as an official announcement meaning that there is an impending release announcement on the horizon. The new UI brings a widget functionality, which allows you to drag and drop icons and various widget offerings where you like them. This means the menu becomes configurable - you can move it to the top or sides, and the widgets are able to be places around at your convenience. Certainly a step forward in giving users the customization ability of the UI that they have always wanted, but many of the widgets are superfluous for a simple PMP and one wonders if Window is buttering the same slice of bread a little too much. Win
The much touted N5 UMPC/MID is soon to be released, and will be hitting the shelves priced at around $500 USD which is, to put it lightly, not a particularly cheap offering. However, if you remember the hype this little machine has been getting, you'd realise that it is shaping up to be a great portable option for those looking for on-the-go desktop-like computing.
To refresh your memory, the sleek device will be powered by the Atom Z520 processor clocked at 1.3GHz, come bundled with 32GB of flash memory, have 1GB of RAM, integrated Intel GMA 500 graphics and a screen resolution of 1024×600 on its 4.8-inch screen size.
via Ubergizmo
The iPhone 4 clone pictured above, titled the AirPhone No.4, is supposed to be the best iPhone 4 clone to date, packing in it's familiar shell a 3.5-inch, 960x640 WVGA touchscreen, a "dual core" processor, as well as a 5-megapixel camera. The phone measures in at only 9.3mm in thickness, is based on a MTK platform, and has WiFi connectivity. There is still no news on when, where and for how much you'll be able to purchase this beast.
via m8cool
This tablet, running on MeeGo (Midinux 3.0), called the NPad was showcased at a software trade show in Dalian city. This marks the first Chinese tablet to be powered by MeeGo, and marks a sharp distinction in the midst of the Android-powered tablet craze. The tablet is based on the Intel Moorestown platform, packing a nice 10.1-inch screen, WiFi, 3G, GPS with a battery life that is supposedly meant to last up to 8 hours. This device pictured is still in the prototype stages though, and is planned to hit shelves some time in the third quarter of this year. Price is not yet known other than it is guaranteed by the manufacturer to be cheaper than the Apple iPad.
via ClonedinChina
That's right - 1GHz. Texus Instruments unveiled their Blaze tablet design which is by and large aimed at developers. Offered in the design is the 1GHz OMAP4 chip to power the 10-inch multi-touch display. Rounding out the generous feature bundle is HDMI video, SD card slot, USB, accelerometre, gyroscope and this is all built on a modular design that allows for more features to be added to it in the future. Certainly very cool.Those other features might be things like 3G radio, FM radio, GPS or WiFi, or even camera modules. The reference tablet offers 1GB of RAM and 32GB of on-board flash memory and it is said that developers should get this tablet by August. Hopefully them we'll see some advancement in the world of tablet apps.
via Ubergizmo
Chuwi are adding to their P7Eos lineup with 3 new models: The P7Eos L, P7Eos X, P7Eos I. The L model is a 5-inch player, the X model a 4.3-inch player, and the I model also a 4.3-inch player but with a Toppoly screen, so may be more pricey. All three players will be HD 1080p capable, and all will sport screen resolutions of 800x480. The X model is supposed to be the cost-effective one with better power saving technology.
via iMP3
The Turbo T5, pictured above, is a 5-inch MID that runs on Windows Mobile 6.5. The 5-inch resistive touchscreen boasts a standard 800x480 screen resolution, and the internals are comprised of a 667MHz Samsung processor (further details as yet unknown), 128MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a GPS receiver chip as well as WiFi and Bluetooth functionality. The MID is fairly thin, at 1.25cm, and is one of the fewer MIDs coming out of China to run on the Windows Mobile OS, rather than the more popular and more accessible Google Android OS. This MID, though at an excellent portability size, won't double as a player as it does not decode videos particularly well. Pricing and availability info to come later.
via midbbs
« Older Entries
Newer Entries »
