The world’s first dual-screen Android tablet is ready to be shown at CES 2011 courtesy of NEC. The device that ready to be shown in the January event is currently
The Consumer Electronics Show, one of the biggest tech events that kicks off the new year is just next month (in fact just a few weeks away). Although it’s guaranteed
It seems Microsoft is one step ahead of themselves at the moment as in February 2011 at the Mobile World Congress it is expected that a second major update to
Welcome to the television of the future as introduced at CES 2010. Measuring in at 152 inches, with an eight million pixel display (or 4K format to be technical) and
Touchscreens, touchscreens, and more touchscreens. That seems to be what CES has been all about this year. As compelling, and useful as touchscreens are, it remains to be seen if they will be enough of a draw to make some of the devices on offer a success. Devices such as Sony’s Dash, a tablet shaped device with 7″ touchscreen, or IDC’s Vega, a 15″ touchscreen tablet device, are very capable, but will the form factor be a hit?
It really is a new decade for technology with Lenovo and HP ditching ye olde laptop in favour of the tablet, now Panasonic have blasted us to the future promising
After remaining tight lipped recently, Apple will need get their skates on to tell us more about their rumoured iSlate/Tablet device as Lenovo have just released their IdeaPad S10-3t at
The rumours are questioned no more. As part of his opening keynote at CES 2010, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has revealed the HP slate, though “that’s not what it’s called.”
