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G-link 7006 7″ Android Tablet
CeBIT is where many many Asian device designers will be looking for European customers and it’s totally expected that these unknown devices keep cropping up but I can’t help thinking that by the time these devices are put through final customer modifications, approved for all the local regultions and then put on the production line [...]
BYD Alice / Viewsonic VTablet At CeBIT
BYD is a Chinese company that makes cars and IT products. You might have seen a few of their designs popping up branded as Viewsonic and in this video JKK gets some hands-on time with the ‘Alice’ that is also known as the Viewsonic Vtablet. Interestingly the OED version here is shown as running Tegra [...]
Mio Moov Hands-On.
Capacitive Multitouch, 3G, Tegra and a nice handheld design is always a good recipe but although this looks like a very capable navigation and media device, it’s not really going to be a high quality mobile internet device. It’s Tegra V1 (ARM11 CPU) running Windows CE OS and Internet Exlorer which will be OK [...]
JKK Hands-On with the Archos 7 Home Tablet.
We’ve had one video from Charbax so far and we have to say we’re quite impressed at the price/performance ratio on the newly-announced Archos 7 Home Tablet [Information.] Here’s a new video from JKKMobile that will give you another feel for how the device is looking, feeling and performing.
Source: JKKMobile.
Hivision SpeedPad ARM11 Android Tablet
Another day, another Android tablet.
JKK spotted this one as he was walking through the partly built booths at CeBIT today.
It’s a basic (open source) Android build on the Samsung S3C6410 just like the Smart Q7. As with the Archos 7 Home Tablet we reported on earlier you shouldn’t expect the fastest web experience but if [...]
Moblic E7 Wimax Gaming MID Spotted
There’s always a surprise or two on the last day at an exhibition. I spotted this newbie on the Sequans booth at MWC and it wasn’t until I reviewed my photos this evening that I bothered to look any further into it. It turns out to be quite interesting.
Engadget Finally Let’s Loose with Pre-Production Dell Mini 5 Details
We showed you the other week that Engadget got their hands on a pre-production version of the Dell Mini 5 — they initially hooked us up with a nice gallery, but I’ve personally be waiting eagerly for a full list of thoughts, and according to the Mini 5’s popularity chart over in the product [...]
Acer’s Low-Cost Liquid adds E’s
A phone I’ve had my eye on in Europe for quite a while now is the Acer Liquid. With a Snapdragon processor, capacitive touchscreen and a good-looking set of specifications you’d expect it to cost more than it does but if you’re in the EU, this little pocket rocket can be picked up for under [...]
Dell Mini 5 Hands-On at MWC: One of ‘a family.’
As expected, the Dell Mini 5 was available for hands-on at the Pepcom event at Mobile World Congress and we wasted no time in getting our hands as near to the device as possible. In this video we find out that the Dell Mini 5 is one of a family of devices that Dell are working on.
Snapdragon-based Compaq Airlife 100 Offers Something Special.
‘Always-on’ is going to be a seriously important weapon in the fight for the netbook market for ARM-based ‘smart’ devices. The Airlife 100 appears to offer that in a well-balanced netbook-style package.
