The Visture V1, the engineering sample pictured above, is a pretty well-spec'ed tablet. It's got a 9.7-inch display (1024 x 768) with capacitive touchpanel, runs Android 2.2 and has an ARM Cortex-A9-based CPU (the brand still unknown) as well as 512MB RAM and 8GB internal flash storage. Pretty beefy specs - one wonders if it is using the Amlogic solution. Supposedly this tablet can last for up to 10 hours on battery life which is a very impressive claim, though the battery size has not yet been made known. At just 590g, it's lighter than the iPad 2. Dimensions: 239.7 x 186.8 x 12.5mm. Image of the back side after the break.
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In all this media hype of tablets and pads and MIDs, it's easy to lose track of the tech which arguably started this all: the lowly, simple MP3 player. ONN are releasing a new one, following a string of brightly coloured players that have emerged from other brands in recent times. The ONN MP3 player looks just like a USB stick, is roughly the same size as a USB stick and - what do you know - can double as a USB stick. That there is something fairly cool. It's got a tiny display, tiny buttons, comes in a tiny size (2GB). The screen is a 1.1-inch monochrome OLED, and the MP3 player handles the standard file formats like WMV, WAV, ASF and MP3. Also is an FM radio tuner.
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Photographed with frost is the European Owen V1 audio player, a fairly neat but potentially flimsy player that comes with 2GB of onboard memory and seven EQ modes.
The player has a 1.1 inch monochrome screen and uses the Actions 2111L audio chip for its 10 hours of playback and FM radio.
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