I tried to install the System Info apk on the Samsung Galaxy Note to try to learn more about the hardware used, especially that 1.4Ghz dual-core processor is interesting.
Huawei Vision, 3.7″ Android Smartphone
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Nice looking medium range Android Smartphone from Huawei, it may get released for around 250€ to 300€.
Huawei Boulder, 2.6″ qwerty Android phone
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Low-cost Blackberry-style Android phone from Huawei, it may be sold for around 150€.
Hannspree SN-10T4, OMAP4430 based 10.1″ capacitive tablet
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Hannspree is releasing this new Honeycomb tablet based on the Texas Instruments OMAP4430 processor.
HannsG Wireless USB from an Android Tablet to a Touch Monitor
They have some kind of wireless USB dongle on the tablet, that can beam the Android screen and UI to a wireless USB touch monitor. The frame rate is not yet optimized but this seems to work.
HannsG HU193, 18.5″ Wide USB 3.0 Monitor
Posted by – September 5, 2011
This 18.5″ monitor runs just on the power from the USB 3.0 or 2.0 connector. This is quite amazing to see such a large monitor that can run exclusively on that power, this means it’s an easily portable monitor solution, with just one cable.
Philips GoGear Connect 3, Android PMP
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Philips releases its new GoGear Connect 3, with a 3.2″ HVGA capacitive touch screen with an unknown processor (please post in the comments if you know which processor they are using). Philips is also launching 3 new Android Speaker Docks, in different sizes, more or less portable and for home use from 100€ to 200€.
Samsung Galaxy Y, cheapest Samsung Android phone
Posted by – September 5, 2011
This looks like it may be a very cheap Android smartphone, with a 3″ QVGA capacitive LCD, a 832Mhz processor, 2megapixel camera, is Samsung aiming this at the potentially sub-$99 Android Smartphone market?
Samsung Galaxy Y Pro, Samsung’s cheapest qwerty Android phone
Posted by – September 5, 2011
This looks to be Samsung’s cheapest Blackberry-style Android phone with a 2.6″ QVGA capacitive touch screen, a 832Mhz processor, it runs on Gingerbread for now.
Samsung Galaxy S2 White
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Samsung releases this white version of the Samsung Galaxy S2 Android Smartphone. This is likely the best phone on the market, so if you prefer to have a white version of it, you can consider getting this one.
Samsung Galaxy W
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Samsung releases this new medium range Samsung Galaxy W, it has a 3.7″ WVGA LCD, an unknown 1.4Ghz processor (please write in the comments if you know which processor this has), it runs Gingerbread for now.
Samsung Galaxy Xcover
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Here’s an even cheaper smartphone from Samsung, it has a 3.65″ HVGA capacitive touch screen, runs a 800Mhz processor (Qualcomm MSM7227?) (if you know which processor this is, please post in the comments).
Samsung Galaxy M Pro
Posted by – September 5, 2011
Here’s a new Blackberry-style Android smartphone from Samsung with a 2.7″ HVGA capacitive LCD screen and a full qwerty keyboard.
Epson EH-TW480, 599€ 720p projector
Posted by – September 5, 2011
This is Epson’s latest 720p Home Cinema Projector.
Epson EB-W02, 499€ WXGA projector
Posted by – September 5, 2011
This is Epson’s new WXGA projector to be released for 499€.
Epson TW-6000W, Epson MG-850HD, Epson TW-9000, Epson TW-9000W
Posted by – September 5, 2011
3D 1080p Home Projectors, with and without some wireless feature.
Archos G9 Tablets official $ USD pricing confirmed
Posted by – September 4, 2011
Archos is releasing the G9 tablets worldwide in the coming weeks, scheduled for global release by the end of September. Here are the official $ USD prices:
Archos 80 G9:
8GB 1Ghz: $299
16GB 1.5Ghz: $329
250GB 1.5Ghz: $369
Archos 101 G9:
8GB 1Ghz: $369
16GB 1.5Ghz: $399
250GB 1.5Ghz: $469
For the confirmation if 8GB 1Ghz versions have 512MB RAM and 16GB and 250GB 1.5Ghz versions have 1GB RAM, you have to wait another few days or weeks for Archos to give us an official confirmation on the RAM capacity. As far as I understand, they may still be testing out the different types of RAM and capacities based on the latest Honeycomb 3.2 software most optimized for the high memory bandwidth of the OMAP4460 processor, to determine which type and capacity of RAM to use. Though these 1.5Ghz tablets are probably right now coming out of those factories so Archos should be able to confirm this at any moment now. Let’s try again tomorrow and the day after, when the engineers are not on their week-end break and can give us an answer.
JVC GC-PX10 Falconbrid 1080/50p 36mbitps camera
Posted by – September 4, 2011
JVC releases this new Falconbrid powered interesting new camera design, it can shoot 50 frames per second at 8.3 megapixels for 130 frames, or 50fps progressive 1080p at 24mbitps and 36mbitps, there is also a 720p at 50 frames per second mode. This camera is going to be released later this month in Europe for 799€.
You can download some samples recorded with this camera in the links below (consider that the camera hardware and software used to shoot these samples may not be completely finalized although they are planning to release this camera later this month):
Download Samples on Google Docs (includes the 1080p 50fps at 24mbitps and 36mbitps, the 720p 50fps, a full quality picture and a 130 frames 8.3 megapixel fast picture taking series)
Panasonic Z10000 at IFA 2011 (with samples)
Posted by – September 4, 2011
Panasonic releases this new semi-professional camcorder in November for around 3500€. It has this 3D lense and records at 1080p at up to 50 frames per second and with a 50mbitps bitrate. You can download some samples recorded with this camcorder here:
1080p 50fps 3D: On YouTube, Download the Sample On Google Docs
1080p 50fps 2D: On YouTube, Download the Sample On Google Docs
1080p 25fps 2D: On YouTube, Download the Sample On Google Docs
Panasonic HX-WA10 and Panasonic HX-DC10
Posted by – September 4, 2011
Panasonic bought Sanyo about a year ago, while it takes them several months to get all things coordinated within this acquisition, here are the first couple of Sanyo-style camcorders released by Panasonic in the HX-DC10 and the waterproof version in HX-WA10. Hopefully very soon Panasonic will also release the successor to the Sanyo HD2000 form factor with better quality, optics, low light, microphone options, perhaps even some built-in YouTube upload feature.
