Month: January 2011

Onyx Boox M90

Posted by – January 9, 2011

This is a 9.7″ e-ink e-reader from Onyx International with a Wacom-like stylus touch screen embedded Linux based user interface.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Here’s a new sleek, super slim, super light, 117gr, Android Super Phone by Sony Ericsson using the new 4.2″ Sony Bravia Reality Display technology which is a very bright, vivid colors, sharper image high end LED backlit LCD.

Sony HDR-PJ10V, camcorder with built-in projector

Posted by – January 9, 2011

This camera has a built-in nHD projector from Texas Instruments that projects a 640×360 image right from the camcorder.

Super AMOLED Plus

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Samsung has spent the last year to even improve the quality of Super AMOLED screen further, releasing the new Plus version in 4.3″ and 4.5″ sized new Android Super Phones powered by a new faster 1.2Ghz Hummingbird processor.

Samsung Galaxy Player

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Here’s an interview with the product manager on the Samsung Galaxy Player, explaining and showing the hardware differences between this and the Samsung Galaxy S device.

Logitech Revue at CES 2011

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Status of this ground breaking Google TV Powered smart TV solution made by Logitech. This video features some information on the software updates and developments happening on this platform.

Ramos ARM Cortex-A9 Tablets

Posted by – January 9, 2011

AmLogic 1.2Ghz ARM Cortex-A9, 8″ 800×600 screen, could be an affordable such option.

Polaroid Android Tablet

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Uses same 9.7″ panel as on the iPad, it uses the Texas Instruments OMAP3630 ARM Cortex-A8 processor.

Panasonic Viera Tablets

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Android based, Panasonic is showing some kind of video playback trigger functionality where you can use the Android tablet as a visual remote control for a compatible HDTV.

Jetbook mini LCD based $99 e-reader

Posted by – January 9, 2011

Jetbook mini is a 5″ LCD e-reader, works 50 hours on normal triple a batteries and 90 hours on rechargeable lithium ion batteries.