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If you’re having trouble deciding between a notebook or a tablet, Gigabyte’s T1125 might be just what you’re looking for. Netbooknews.com had a chance to spend some hands-on time with this tri-purpose device, and it certainly looks promising.
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As expected, Barnes & Noble announced the Nook Color today at their event in New York. The device ditches the eInk monochrome screen used by the Amazon Kindle and regular Nook. In its place is a 7-inch IPS color touchscreen. The resolution is a ver…
Touchscreen devices are everywhere, from GPS units to smartphones and MP3 players. Want to know what they all have in common (other than touch displays)? Germs.
“If you’re sharing the device, then you’re sharing your influenza with someone else who t…
At an event in London today, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said in no uncertain terms, the Windows Slates are coming this year. Ballmer said the devices would be available in time for the holidays. No specific devices were mentioned, and no one can say f…
What if you could go back in time and beat Apple to market with an iPhone device. Would you do it? Every smartphone maker on the planet would say ‘yes,’ including Nokia, which would probably like to take a mulligan on saying ‘no’ when it had the chance…
A very capable multitouch, multimedia machine
The $900 Acer Aspire 5745PG-3882 is an attractive-looking, moderately priced notebook with some nifty multitouch features, a high-quality display, and audio attributes that make it a very capable multimedia…
The world’s baddest (and we mean that in a good way) vending machine just went up in central Tokyo this week at the East Japan Railway Co.’s Shinagawa Station. What separates this vending machine from all others — and makes it newsworthy for a tech …
Every time a new smartphone comes out, the guys at iSuppli get their paws on it and open it up. They rummage around inside and identify all the components to give us an extimate of just how much the parts are worth. This inevitably depresses anyone …