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Though AsusTek was the only company to rise to the horizon with a quad-core processor in a mobile device, their flagship tablet called the Eee Pad Transformer Prime. In January the tablet received its update to the Ice Cream Sandwich, giving it the missing oomph in the software department. Since the Consumer Electronics Show 2012 […]
The benefits are many, but distill into two overarching results: dramatically faster performance and better battery life. In other words, each core can work less to accomplish a task; and because tasks are split, each core requires a smaller battery contribution (at a lower voltage) than if fewer cores strained with heavier workloads apiece (requires […]
Of course, Samsung will give Nvidia a run for its money, with phones powered by Samsung’s own Exynos quad-core processor. The Galaxy S III could hit shelves as early as April, we hear. Qualcomm, in the meantime, forecasts that phones with its quad-core Snapdragon processor will ship in time for the 2012 holiday season. Just […]
Tablet culture has planted its footing in the modern technology world; even latest laptops are built on the lines of tablets since they are slim and ultra portable. 2011 was unanimously declared the year of tablets as the world saw a slew of slates from iPad 2 to numerous Android-based devices. However, since the Apple […]
2. Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime Since the release of the iPad 2 last year, the market, by and large, lacked an Android tablet that could compete with slim and sleek host of technology gismos. Even before the release of Transformer Prime, techies had fixed their eyes at Asus for worthy opponent to the iPad […]
4. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 As thin as the iPad 2 and even lighter, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the sexiest Honeycomb tablet we’ve seen. Also, it has a 3-megapixel back camera and a 2-megapixel front camera, and powerful dual speakers. The lack of ports on the tablet will be a problem for some […]
Apple, Inc. brought a new device, iPad, in 2010 that changed the culture of tablets as we know it. The sleek and simple design was first considered as an upsize iPod and for that matter it attracted huge criticism. However, last year we saw a new tablet culture spring from the very roots of iPad. […]
Therefore, an immediate piece if suggestion to Apple would be to at least include mouse and track-pad adaptability in the upcoming iOS 6. There have been talks that iPad and iOS combined will replace laptops in the near future with the help of additional peripherals like ZaggFolio. However, these devices need the oomph of track-pads, […]
The Consumer Electronic Show 2012 was anything but promoting to the tablet culture. Unlike the 2011 version of the show, that mainly showcased the progressing tablet culture in the world and the US in particular, the 2012 event was stolen by televisions and ultrabooks. However, there were tablets announced but mostly by companies who are […]
Apple, Inc. is in the thick of rumours once again. Although the company is not expected to launch any major products at the Consumer Electronic Show 2012 edition, there are numerous telltales surrounding their building in Cupertino, especially regarding their tablet. The original iPad was launched in 2010 and right away the device became a […]
However, there is more to this news than just two separate releases. The March launch is anticipated to address the new subcategory in the tablet industry. After the huge success of Amazon’s Kindle Fire, Apple, for the first time in history, has been forced to address to the newly developed quandary. Although the Kindle Fire […]
Consumer Electronic Show version 2012 is just days away now and the Major US technology companies are buckling up for exhibitions and press conferences on the D-Day. Many companies from abroad are also eyeing the show to showcase their new products like HTC and Samsung. However, the company that is expected to steal the spotlight […]
