The lifebook range of computers have been extended by Fujitsu, the four new computers offer the buyer a wider than ever choice including the addition of a 3D capable machine for the US market. The company have made an interesting video to show off these new computers, it is available on YouTube now for anyone looking for further information.
There is a fascination to produce small but very useful tablet devices and this one found in China is no exception. It offers a neat little 8.9 inch touch screen display and is powered by a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 CPU along with the normal 1 GB of RAM and a handy 120 GB hard drive.
Because this has been found in China, it means that although this is an interesting device, it may not ever be seen in the US or Europe unless it is in the hands of a Chinese tourist! This is a shame because there could be a ready market for these ultra small and portable devices.
As the tablet is the buzz word at the moment, it seems that these are all beginning to look the same, so it’s great find that a company has come up with some original thinking, like the “Kno” this is dual screen tablet device, which opens up like a book and has two 14.1 inch screens. It comes with 16 GB of memory and battery that is good for up to eight hours. The downside may be the $1,000 price tag but effectively you could say that you are getting two tablets!
There are lots of cheap and cheerful laptops and tablets coming out of China that consumers are not really interested in them as the technology is letting them down.
But now there seems to be a better choice like the Shenzhen Zhuro Nisi seven inch Tablet PC, instead of using a low powered ARM processer, which is so slow, this version actually comes with a more powerful ARM 1 GHz processor and some versions even have a touch screen too.
This is a tablet that has appeared in China, it has a very stylish design and comes running Googles Android OS. For a tablet is actually does have quite a few interesting specs and can easily show video, music and will surf the internet with Wi-Fi.
However when it comes up against the Apple iPad, t
No matter where you look it is hard to avoid tablet PC’s they seem to be coming out of everywhere and here is another one from Hanvon the people that brought us the B10, which is more powerful.
The F10 tablet is powered by the Atom processor and so would look like a cheaper or as they say in the trade more economical range of tablets.
Features: Non keyboard & Multi-Touch, Extremely Slim & light design
Item Touchpad
Model No. F10
CPU Intel®Atom Z530 （1.6GHz)
Operation System Windows® 7 Home Premium （32bits）
Memory 1GB (SODIMM
Anyone looking for a small fun tablet device with Windows compatibility might be interested in looking at the MAG iMito Tablet PC; it’s a light and compact device that offers the user a neat seven inch display it also comes with 4 Gb of built in flash storage.
Features of the brilliant new iMito M7 tablet:
◦7″ 800 x 480 screen
◦800 MHz ARM11 CPU
◦256MB RAM
◦4GB built-in flash storage
◦Wi-Fi, 3G (optional)
◦Built-in accelerometer, GPS, webcam, mic
◦2 x USB, HDMI out
◦1400 mAh battery
No pricing deta
Will we ever get to the point where we reach tablet overload in the similar manner as we did with the mini laptop when they first came out. It seems that the tablet is the new market for manufacturers to pour their products into.
Tablet PC’s are a strange item, they look cool and seem to be ok for people who are doing some sort of work that requires the user to have a free hand etc, but in the real world is a tablet ever going to take the place of a desktop PC or laptop? It is doubtful but the Korean based maker Wacom are going to have a good try at it.
This is a seriously rugged and tough tablet PC that has been designed for extreme conditions, where only a tough tablet will do. This Trimble machine has been built to military standards to withstand heat, cold, humidity and of course impact.
