Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
well, this is going to be the one scanner that you probably wish your local public library will be equipped with, or you could acquire it for your home or office use if money is of no object. anyway, the Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600 Contactless Scanner uses overhead scanning technology, featuring the new “Versatile Imagine Technology”
after serving up affordable tablets to the masses over the years, Archos has decided that it is time to give those big shots a run of their money with the new Archos Platinum Tablets (not to be confused with the other Platinum series announced earlier this). the trio, namely ARCHOS 97b Platinum HD, ARCHOS 101 Platinum and ARCHOS 80b Platinum
still “haunted” by the gesture-based control depicted in the movie Minority Report after all these years? then we have good news for you: it is a reality now. the iMotion 3D Motion Controller is a huge step towards John Anderton’s ‘magical’ gloves that allows him to manipulate what’s on the display
if you have a Victorian era kind of interior decor, you have to agree that no modern gadgets are going fit it, much less a PC. well, that won’t be case if you do yourself a favor and grab this 14 grand custom Victorian Retro Steampunk Computer by Datamancer off from eBay – but do heed that the $14k here is just the starting bid.
yes. it is official. Amazon has out a couple of new tablets and they are known as Kindle Fire HD Tablets. comprising of a 7″ and a 8.9″ model. both models are powered by a quad-core 2.2GHz processor and 2GB of RAM, and sports features like dual stereo speakers with Dolby Digital Plus audio and virtual 5.1 multi-channel surround sound
the whole Raspberry Pi thing never really caught on with anyone of us here, mainly because building a low-cost PC or laptop isn’t new thrills, however, a Raspberry Pi-powered tablet would be a whole different kind of story. Raspberry Pi has established itself as the tech hobbyists toy, which for about 35 bucks, it would score you a processor, memory, input and output, plus a memory card slot
like all tech lovers, we have grown to appreciate aluminum as a symbol of tech, but that is not to say we don’t appreciate things outside of the norm, such as this awesome Orée Touch Slab. crafted from a single piece of premium maple or walnut wood, the Orée Touch Slab is the natural take of the trackpad that you know
it would still be a long while before digital display gets integrated into our kitchen countertops to allow us to check out online recipes while cooking. for now, a tablet would be sufficed for the job, but not just any tablet since the device will most definitely be subjected to a host of kitchen-specific elements while you are cooking up a storm, so to speak.
love adding personal touches to your digital documents by signing on them? then you will appreciate the new Wacom Bamboo Pad. it is essentially a touchpad (or some call it ‘trackpad’) for PC and Mac that supports multitouch gestures for interface navigation your computer and it is also works with pressure-sensitive Wacom
an eReader is just an eReader. unlike tablet, the OS behind the device is not quite the ‘thing’ that make them shines, but even so, the Sony Reader PRS-T3 eReader managed to capture our attention. why? cos’ it has a Quick Charge feature which gives you the power to consume a 600-page novel with just 3 minutes of charging.
teleportation for objects is still a science friction, but the ZEUS All-In-One 3D Copy Machine could be considered as a teleportation equivalent, or more correctly put, a facsimile for physical objects aka 3D fax. actually, it is more than that, it is also a 3D scanner, a 3D printer, and well, a 3D copier. just think of it as an All-In-One printer, but one that does it in 3D.