DELL has officially hop onto the Chromebook bandwagon, or more specifically, Google for Education bandwagon, with the new DELL Chromebook 11, which is slated to hit the US and the UK markets starting in January 2014 for under $300. there is a catch here though, this affordable non-Windows machine from DELL is aimed
part of our lives is about touch. we are obsessed with it, perhaps because it proves to be a much more convenient way of getting things done and so why should the “laptop for everyone” be left without this “must-have” feature? of course, not and that’s why there is the Acer C720P Chromebook with Multi-touch Display
Android purists who dig the untainted Android OS tablet experience will now have an alternative hardware to Nexus 7: the LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition. yes. you read that right. the first Google Android Open Source Project (AOSP) tablet, which will be running on the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, which also means, you will be spared from the fancy LG-skinned Android OS
hard luck for you if you are expecting Ultra HD to arrive to laptop anytime soon, but if you are adamant on giving your eyes the eye-candy when gaming or slogging away on AutoDesk, we’d say 3K is your best bet for now. speaking of 3K, MSI has just the laptops touting that sub-4K, but nevertheless eye-watering resolution
unbeknownst to the rest of us outside of Europe, Germany-based cordless phone maker Gigaset actually already dipped their hands into Android phone (and baby monitors too) and more recently the tablet market too, starting with two offerings: the Gigaset QV830 and QV1030 Android Tablets. running on stock Android 4.2, these two
for those who embrace Cloud computing, the single major benefit would be affordable hardware, made possible by Chrome OS-powered laptops such as this Acer C720 Chromebook. equipped with the latest Haswell processor, a 1.4GHz Intel Celeron 2955U chip, this latest Chromebook from the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer boast up to 8.5 hours of battery life
just how thin can a 17-inch class laptop go? well, we don’t know the answer, but we will take 0.85″ (21.59 mm) as the thinnest for now, which is what Maingear Pulse 17 Gaming Laptop is touting. as to whether it is in fact the world’s thinnest as Maingear has claimed, we will let you do the research and be your own judge.
Barnes & Noble’s last eReader, the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight is quite a mouthful as far as eReader names are concerned. however, with the latest iteration, Barnes & Nobles has decided to drop ‘Simple Touch’ and simply refer it to as Nook GlowLight, which goes on sale today for just $119 a pop.
get your kids off your iPad and give them a tablet that’s specifically designed for them, such as this MEEP! X2 Kids Tablet from Oregon Scientific. building on the success of the original MEEP! introduced last year, the MEEP! X2 sports a sleeker and rugged design that is both shock and splash proof, so that your little ones will…
though prices of laptops have came down significantly as compared to what they were a couple of years ago, they are still not quite as affordable as some may have anticipated. speaking of affordability, if you eat and breathe Cloud, then we seriously think Chromebooks such as this HP Chromebook 11 might be worthy of your consideration.
can’t decide between a portable gaming device or a tablet? well, the ARCHOS GamePad 2 is here to solve your dilemma. less than a year on, ARCHOS has announced its second generation gaming-centric tablet boasting HD display, improved controls, a larger battery and a quicker processor.