Sony has officially launched its new Tablet S here at IFA 2011.
After long time Sony has announced its new tablet named Sony Tablet S 3G. It supports GSM voice communication, SMS, and MMS. It has handsome look with the dimension of 241.2 x 174.3 x 10.1-20.6 mm and 625 gm. Tablet runs withAndroid OS v3.2 Honeycomb along with powerful Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 proccessor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 T20 chipset CPU. It expected to be launched in September 2011.
Display : Tablet has large and wide 9.4 inches TFT capacitive touchscreen with 16M colors and 800 x 1280 pixels. The other features of display are Multi-touch input method, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate and Three-axis gyro sensor
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 might be the first Super AMOLED Plus-screened tablet to launch, but it was beaten into second place here at IFA 2011 by its littler sibling, the Samsung Galaxy Note.
Normally this tab would have stolen the show – it's just 7.89mm thick like the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
The most remarkable thing about Samsung's latest gen tablets is that they seem light years ahead of the original Samsung Galaxy Tab that debuted at last year's IFA
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With its 17.3-inch screen, the Samsung RV720 is a large laptop. It isn't quite the chunkiest, with a surprisingly slim body considering the girth, but at 2.8kg it is pretty heavy.
While it can feasibly be carried around if needed, it works much better as a desktop replacement machine, especially given the mediocre battery life. For a family machine that will sit on your desk at home, this is a great option.
We loved the half-metallic, half-gloss design. The brushed aluminium palmrests are resistant to fingerprints and smudges and also reassuringly solid. We pushed and prodded the laptop as much as we dared and found no weak points.
Like most of the new laptops around, one of Intel's Sandy Bridge processors provides excellent performance
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The Nokia N9 is the first MeeGo-powered smartphone from the Finns, and we certainly hope it won't be the last because it's actually a rather decent piece of kit.
The unibody polycarbonate chassis might feel a little plasticky to the touch, but it seamlessly integrates into the glass 3.9-inch OLED panel, which offers ClearBlack display technology to make the dark bits darker and the colours more vivid than ever before.
Like the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc, the Nokia N9 design team has worked to improve the quality of the screen by bringing it closer to the glass, making it look darker than ever when the screen is turned off
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro has recently been updated to Android 2.1, with Sony Ericsson finally getting around to modernising the antiquated Android 1.6 OS that powered the little Android QWERTY phone when it launched last year. The changes are slight, but with an improved web browser, more Bluetooth connectivity and enhanced social network integration, the X10 Mini Pro is certainly a better phone with the update than it was when it first launched.
But is an upgrade to the already-outdated Android 2.1 enough to stay competitive in the cut-throat Android scene of 2011? Read on to see what difference Android 2.1 has made to this sweet little phone
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Korean company MSI hasn't got the brand power of the likes of Dell and Packard Bell, but the CR640-020UK is a well-crafted laptop that offers decent performance and media potential at a reasonable price.
Like the Packard Bell EasyNote NS44 HR-033UK and Dell Inspiron 15r N5110, the MSI uses Intel's latest Sandy Bridge technology to run software. The results are excellent, with tons of power considering the low cost. We found we could surf the web, listen to music and run powerful editing software all at the same time with no slowdown
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Despite being quite cheap, we were stunned to discover that the HP G62-b32SA packed a powerful Intel Core i5 460M processor. This gives incredible value for money in terms of performance, although the G62 also has its flaws.
In our benchmarking tests, that powerful processor beat everything here except the Dell Inspiron 15r. We found we could perform any number of tasks at the same time – for instance, burning a DVD while listening to music and surfing the internet – and there was next to no slowdown. This is a truly remarkable result, given the low price point. There's only 3GB of memory compared to the 4GB that comes installed in most modern laptops, but even that doesn't seem to impact on how well the HP runs programs
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Packard Bell's EasyNote NS44-HR-033UK is small and portable laptop. While it's not as visually appealing as some other laptops, it offers a reasonable performance in a compact little chassis.
A smaller screen and cheaper price make this the perfect starter laptop for anyone who feels they are likely to be on the move a lot. An understated pattern covers the white lid of the NS44. It's a nice design, but will put off anyone looking for a sleeker machine.
Inside, the pattern continues, but is limited to the silver palmrest. The rest of the chassis is blank white and we found no flex on any part. The 2.3kg laptop feels light and durable and is well suited to a long car or train journey
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Samsung's RV511-S01UK is a great all-round laptop. From its excellent keyboard to the dedicated graphics, there's a lot to recommend.
One of Intel's previous-generation Core i3 processors is in charge and capably runs everything you throw at it, from word processors and web browsers to complex design software.
An impressive 6GB of memory is tonboard and keeps everything running smoothly. If your studies involve heavy design and editing work – for instance, touching up photos and videos or constructing artistic masterpieces – the Samsung is a great choice, thanks to its basic dedicated Nvidia graphics card
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Indonesia Golden Ring Award 2011 has just been held in Crown Plaza Hotel recently. This fourth came with the great theme “Menuju Era Broadband”.
There are winners from 20 categories. If you are asking which cellular related company which gain most award, the answer is Telkomsel. The company proofed itself to be the best. Some said that this award is really independent.
Here are the Golden Ring Award 2011 winners:
- Best Entertainment Phone: Samsung i9000 Galaxy S
- Best Business Phone: Nokia E7
- Best Imaging Phone: Nokia N8
- Best Design Phone: Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc
- The Most Innovative Local Brand Phone: Nexian G915 Music Card Player
- Best Mobile Phone Bundling Program: TiPhone A85 & Telkomsel
- The Most Favorite Local Brand: Nexian
- Best Mobile Modem: Huawei E5830
- Best Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab 7
- Best Phone: Samsung I9000 Galaxy S
- Best Customer Service: XL Axiata
- The Most Innovative Marketing Program: “Telepon Putus Kami Ganti dari Bakrie Telecom”
- Best Value Added Service (VAS): Langit Musik from Telkomsel
- Best Operator Product : Telkomsel
- Best Mobile Broadb0
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HP's business ultra-portable, the ProBook 5330m, follows the release of the ultra-slender and impressively waterproof Lenovo ThinkPad X1 last month. The HP ProBook 5330m packs Intel Sandy Bridge technology into a thin 28mm aluminium chassis, and the result is a heady mix of power and portability.
If you're constantly on the move, you'll love that slender build. This portable is just as thin as Lenovo's ThinkPad X1, and only a little chunkier than the Samsung 9000 Series and new Sony VAIO VPC-Z21V9E
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When we first reviewed the Dell Adamo 13 back in 2009, we fell in love with its sleek design, but at £1649 it was priced a little too high.
Now this highly desirable ultraportable has dropped massively in price to just £499, so even cash-strapped consumers can afford it.
Without a doubt this is the best-looking laptop at this price point
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MSI manufactures everything from individual computer chips to full laptops and the CX640-018UK is a prime example of excellent components combining to form a great all round machine. Only a slight usability issue detracts from an excellent experience.
Intel's Sandy Bridge appears in the form of the Intel Core i5 2410M and provides excellent performance, as with the Dell Inspiron 15R and Lenovo G570
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What do you do when you want to catch the eye of people torn between the growing domination of tablets such as the Apple iPad 2or Motorola Xoom and a much more user-friendly, but far less trendy, netbook? You bring out a netbook that's so cheap you can't possibly pass it by – and that's exactly what Samsung has done with its NC110. It's a real foot in the door of the market at £236 – cheaper than the likes of the Asus Eee PC 1018P, the Packard Bell Dot SE or even the Acer Aspire One 522. In fact, it's the cheapest netbook around.
But does that price mean it's a bag of bolts? Actually no, not in the slightest. One of the most surprising things about the Samsung NC110 is that it's been superbly put together and the materials are of a high grade
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Acer is one of the most prolific laptop manufacturers and its Aspire range boasts everything from budget portables to the most powerful multimedia monsters. The Aspire 5741Z is the former, a smart and surprisingly powerful entry-level laptop.
Budget machines make some tough compromises to cut costs, and one of the first casualties is often performance
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Lenovo is going on an all-out assault on the world of tablets,creating a new division specifically for them and announcing a new range.
The Lenovo lineup includes the Windows 7-running IdeaPad Tablet P1 and two Android 3.1-powered tablets, including the business-focussed ThinkPad Tablet, and the consumer-focussed IdeaPad K1 which we have here.
As Android tablets go, it's fairly typical when it comes to specs
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