Zenithink shows their new ST-Ericsson U8500 Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 based tablet designed by ontim with a built-in 3G HSPA+ modem, bluetooth, WiFi, and a decent 1024×600 screen resolution. The price is $150 for an order of at least 1000 units. They also show a $65 AmLogic based Android set-top-box with a built-in DVB-T tuner.
Category: Tradeshows
Huawei WLAN, SMB Routers, Switches, Networking at CeBIT 2012
Posted by – March 15, 2012
Huawei has a whole lot of networking equipment on show at CeBIT 2012, here’s a guided tour of some of this. Those devices are powering the Internet, they are powering the network infrastructure of big corporations, big university campuses and more. Some of those Huawei optical fiber switches are probably powering the backbone of the Internet.
Kimree e-cigarette manufacturer
Posted by – March 15, 2012
There are a few booths displaying electronic cigarettes at CeBIT, Kimree are selling millions of them worldwide.
Cubecurated virtual exhibition space
Posted by – March 15, 2012
Cubecurated builds virtual 3D exhibition spaces, designing the architecture copying real places or designing new ones, for any kind of exhibition, they build it, host it for art exhibitions and also for any other kind of exhibition.
Vimicro Jisoncase Electronic Accessories Co Ltd shows a new iPhone case
Posted by – March 15, 2012
Vimicro has a new ARM Processor (that I spotted in some few devices at CeBIT), but they are also selling some iPhone and iPad cases. The Vimicro processor representative was not at the booth when I passed by so I haven’t been able to interview them about their processor yet.
RightFriend Electronics Technology shows ARM and x86 tablets
RightFriend Electronics Technology shows some Freescale i.MX51/53 based tablets, AmLogic and some x86 based Windows 7 tablets.
Boeye Sibrary RK2818 fast refresh E Ink e-reader
Boeye shows a Pearl E-ink based e-reader using the Rockchip RK2818 processor and a software optimization for fast page turns. They claim it’s as fast as the latest Kindle Reader.
I’m on the BBC (on YouTube)
Posted by – March 13, 2012
Rory Cellan-Jones from the BBC interviewed me at Mobile World Congress last week about my Motorola Kopin Golden-i Augmented Video-blogging system. By the end of the year, thanks to the fast moving world of Technology, we’ll all be walking around with compact wearable computers, augmenting our reality, it’s going to be awesome!
ZTE Tania and ZTE Orbit
Posted by – March 12, 2012
These are probably some of the cheapest Windows Phone devices to be released on the market. They are waiting for the Tango version of the Windows Phone software before releasing these.
Fujitsu Arrows Ultra Slim 6.7mm Waterproof Android phone
Posted by – March 12, 2012
Made with special materials, Fujitsu shows how the screen is unbreakable, unscratchable, the special casing makes it the worlds thinnest smartphone at only 6.7mm. Sorry about the bad sound quality, my microphone was nearly out of battery (I bought a new Sennheiser MKE400 for 199 Euro at Media Markt just in case my previous same microphone is somehow broken now after 3 years of use).
Nokia Asha 202 and Nokia Asha 203
Posted by – March 12, 2012
Nokia launches this new S60 dual-sim low cost S60 based phone. The price for this phone is around 60 euros before taxes (I guess that is the MSRP).
LePhone Z1 MT6573 4″ and 3.5″
Posted by – March 12, 2012
Blephone shows a 4″ capacitive MT6573 Android phone.
Shenzhen Victory Electronics ATVD-001, HDMI Stick on ARM Cortex-A9
Posted by – March 12, 2012
Shenzhen Victory Electronics shows their new HDMI Stick design (just a mockup for now?) with an ARM Cortex-A9 processor. The price is $50 per unit when bought in bulk of at least 1000. Please write in the comments if you know which processor they are using.
Yifang Smart Pen For iPad
Posted by – March 12, 2012
Yifang presents their latest Smart Pen for iPad. Docking it to the iPad connector and installing the specific application, users can then do handwritten scribbles on the iPad.
ZXD 5″ Smartphone MT6573 $120 (dual-sim, HSPA), MT6575 $130
Posted by – March 10, 2012
ZXD Technology Development Limited shows really low cost 5″ 800×480 capacitive smartphone based on the Mediatek MT6573 (ARM11 650Mhz HSDPA Dual-sim) for $120 in 5.0″ and $110 for 4.3″ 800×480. The upcoming MediaTek MT6575 ARM Cortex-A9 Single-core based Smartphone (1Ghz HSDPA Dual-sim) is going to cost only $10 more on each! Consider the $120, $110 prices are for orders of 1000 units at the minimum. ZXD says they do their own manufacturing in Shenzhen China.
The point here is that you get a Galaxy Note like experience at 5″ for $120 (ARM11) $130 (Single-core ARM Cortex-A9), Galaxy S2 like experience at 4.3″ $110 (ARM11), $120 (Single-core ARM Cortex-A9), all Dual-sim, the capacitive screens seem fine! ZXD also does cheaper Android phones with smaller screens all the way down to $50 for bulk orders!
Check back for much more on the latest Cheap/Affordable crazy good sub-$150 (bulk price) value Android smartphones that I am going to film here on ARMdevices.net over the next weeks and months!
Appear, Kopin Golden-i Software provider, won 2nd price at CeBIT
Posted by – March 10, 2012
Category: Wearables, Smart Glass, Software, Exclusive videos, Texas Instruments, CeBIT, Kopin, Windows
Based at the Kista Science City, Mobile City in Stockholm Sweden, Appear talks about integrating their industrial systems software into the Motorola Kopin Golden-i headmounted computer. Here at CeBIT they talk about how people working in the railway, airports etc industries can use the Golden-i in the next level of their augmented reality system.
carzapp, new cheaper Internet based car sharing system
Posted by – March 10, 2012
carzapp provides a new cheaper mobile Internet connected locking system, so you can open your car using any smartphone if they give you the authorization for it, you can then add your car to the car sharing network and earn up to $2000 per month (if you have a cool car that many people want to use). They take care of 100% of the insurance for when your car is used by a user. You can choose the price per hour, price per day, you can pick and choose which people or which kind of people can use it (how verified each user is, I guess). Some regions can add up to thousands of electric cars on that car sharing network. The price can be as low as $4 per hour, you can park it based on where the owner wants to park it, or it can also happen that you can just park it wherever you want.
Gearomat, vending machine based on a web shop application
Gearomat hacks a vending machine with a 7″ Tablet touch screen to process the orders through a web shop.
