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Yes, the BlackBerry Playbook was annouced a while back, but I found a video (after the jump) that shows off the Playbooks capabilities, presented by Mike Lazaridis, co-CEO of RIM, at the Dive Into Mobile conference. [click to continue…]
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Here’s a short list of Black Friday deals on various tech products at B&H Photo. Some deals expire on Saturday and others are available for a couple of more days through Cyber Monday.
Click on the links below for full details on availability. (Note that some items require you to add them to your cart to see the discounted price.)
Canon FS300 Camcorder – $169.00
JVC Everio GZ-HM340 Full HD Camcorder – $259.00
Flip UltraHD (3rd Gen) Camcorder w/ free $20 B&H Gift Card – $171.00
Davis & Sanford Video Tripod w/ FM18 Fluid head and free Dolly – $149.95
Switronix 5600k Dimmable LED Light – $$219.95
Steadicam Merlin – $699.00
HP All-in-One Wireless Printer - $98.95
Sony Dash Personal Internet Viewer – $129.95
Archos 5 Android Tablet – $249.95
Viewsonic VEB620 eReader – $99.99
PoGo Plug Multimedia Sharing Device – $39.95
Sony BDP-S370 Blu-ray Player – $99.99
Samsung LN32C350 32″ LCD TV – $329.99
Samsung LN52C530 52″ 1080p LCD HDTV – $999.99
ASUS Intel Core i3 Laptop w/ 4GB RAM – $679.99
eMachines 15.6″ Laptop w/ Intel Celeron, 2GB RAM – $324.95
LaCie Rugged 320GB Firewire 800/400, USB 2.0 External HD – $84.95
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab is an Android-powered tablet that features a 7-inch touch screen display, a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM, along with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0 and 3G connectivity. While Steve Jobs has dismissed the 7-inch Android tablet genre as a fad, there is a lot of buzz surrounding the Samsung Galaxy Tab as the first bit Android-powered tablet, which is headed to all major cell carriers. Check availability on Amazon.com.
The first batch of reviews for the Galaxy Tab are out. I’ve collated several reviews below and will attempt to update this list as additional, relevant reviews roll in. [click to continue…]
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The coming eLocity A7 Android 2.2 tablet is coming soon.
The A7 tablet features a 7″ touchscreen display powered by Android 2.2, and has 512MB RAM, a 1GHz processor and 4GB of internal memory. The A7 can connect to the interweb trough its 802.11b/g wireless adapter.
The Android tablet also features Bluetooth connectivity, 1080p HDMI out, a Micro SD card slot, a 1.3MP front-facing camera and a USB 2.0 port.
It’s up for pre-order right now at $369.99.
More product shots in the gallery below. [click to continue…]
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Today the Dell Streak is available in the US. The Streak is Dell’s Android powered mobile device that Dell is dubbing as a smartphone / tablet. [click to continue…]
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The rumor mill has been churning for quite some time now over a tablet from RIM. According to Betanews a close nit insider confirmed all the speculation.
From all indications the Blackberry tablet (if we may call it that) will be a 7″ device with a 1GHz Marvell Processor that has two cameras for video conferencing and will support Adobe Flash.
With the large market share Blackberry owns in the business sector a Blackberry tablet could gain a lot of steam fast. iPad may be the biggest game in town right now, but a tablet for the business class could trump Apple. (no pun intended)
[via MobileCrunch via Betanews]
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Netflix inked a deal with 20th Century Fox so that you won’t get new releases for at least 28-days after DVD and Blu-ray release. Universal too.
Apple announced iPhone OS 4.0. Also at Giz.
New LED lightbulbs are gonna last 17 years and only consume 9w of power.
RED’s got some cool modular storage.
Netflix Android App might be coming soon.
Who wants a remote control Star Wars lightsaber wall light?
The Xbox 360 gets USB storage support. Giz too.
HP Slate looks to give the iPad some competition. eWeek and engadget.
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HP is not to be outdone in the ever growing tablet PC world. HP has just unveiled the EliteBook 2740p, an ultra-thin, multitouch-enabled convertible tablet targeted at business with on-the-go needs. Also ready to roll out is the EliteBook 2540p the lightest EliteBook notebook PC, starting at only 3.3 pounds. HP is also bringing out four new ProBook standard series (s-series) notebook PCs for everyday use. Read more details in the press release after the break. [click to continue…]
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As we all knew it was coming, Apple today officially unveiled the iPad. The iPad is obviously situated as something in between a smartphone and a laptop. Steve Jobs says it is designed to handle certain critical tasks very well. Things like browsing the web, email, photos, videos, music, games and eBooks. In short, the iPad is a great big iPhone with a few more bells and whistles.
The iPad interface is just like the iPhone with a capactive touch screen input. There’s even a slide to unlock feature to get into your iPad. The iPad even has a larger version of the iPhone’s QWERTY keyboard that comes on screen when you need to type something.
Web browsing works with the same touch swiping, zooming and scrolling that iPhone users are familiar with. Synching the iPad works just like the iPhone, over the standard iPod connector.
The iPad is available in 3 different WiFi models of 16GB, 32GB and 64GB storage capacities at $499, $599 and $699, respectively. Stepping up to WiFi + 3G models will set you back $629, $729 and $829, respective to the same storage sizes. Wi-Fi-only models ship in 60 days, while the 3G models will ship in 90 days. [click to continue…]
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I can’t add much more to the Apple Tablet discussion that has been covered ad-nausea over the past several weeks. As a result, I’ll simply point you to the other meaningless post out there in case you need to get your Apple fix in before lunch today. Hit the jump for the full rundown. [click to continue…]
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