Showing posts with label Tablet PC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tablet PC. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Vizio Tablet VTAB1008 Strengths and Weaknesses

Good: Tablet Vizio VTAB1008 stand out from the crowd with a size Android tablets a unique, customizable interface, universal remote control capability, and affordable prices.
The bad: Tablet Vizio is not the thinnest, fastest, prettiest, cheapest, or the tablets most up-to-date we have seen, and viewpoints on the screen is not great.
Bottom line: Tablet Vizio makes a big contender for 2010 Samsung Galaxy Tab, but do not have the grace, speed, and features the best of the current tablets.

Vizio is not the first name that springs to mind when you think of tablets, but no company will be dismissed. In just a few short years, Vizio has come to the radar as one of the most powerful players in high-definition televisions using a simple formula of quality products at low prices.
It's a formula that a good game for the tablet market today. Big-name tablets sold in 2010 as much as $ 700 can now be found for half the price and consumers are watching to see how low things will go.
The answer, for Vizio, is $ 299, which buys you a full 8-inch tablet with 4GB of storage and Android 2.3

Sony Tablet S (16GB) Advantages and Disadvantages

Good: The Sony Tablet S goes above and beyond the typical tablet Honeycomb experience by offering an exclusive application, ergonomic design, the PlayStation certification for mobile gaming, video and music streaming DLNA, and the integrated universal IR remote control.
The bad: It's on the expensive side, charging adapter is proprietary, and screen brightness is not what it could be.
The bottom line: Sony to spend some time with a Tablet S, and it shows. Industrial design is clever, and software improvements that are practical and controllable.

Sony's track record in industrial design, hardware engineering, gaming, and media make the best candidate to challenge Apple iPad. One and a half years after the debut of Apple tablet, Sony hit back with a slate of Android 3.2 is bound to turn heads and win some fans.
Price $ 499 (16GB) and $ 599 (32GB), and lack of compatibility of mobile data (at least in the U.S.), Sony Tablet S does not seek to be a cheap alternative iPad. This is the height of the art of making tablets Android, and offers a truly fresh take on the design tablet.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Sony Tablet S (16GB) Deficiency and Excess

Good: The Sony Tablet S goes above and beyond the typical tablet Honeycomb experience by offering an exclusive application, ergonomic design, the PlayStation certification for mobile gaming, video and music streaming DLNA, and the integrated universal IR remote control.
Bad: It's on the expensive side, charging adapter is proprietary, and screen brightness is not what it could be.
The bottom line: Sony to spend some time with a Tablet S, and it shows. Industrial design is clever, and software improvements that are practical and controllable.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Samsung Series 7 Slate PC

Samsung certainly has been on quite a streak nowadays, introducing different devices one after the other. It just shows that it is really bent on maintaining and even improving its standing as one of the major players in the consumer electronics market. One of its recent eye catchers of new products is the Samsung Series 7 Slate PC.
The Samsung Series 7 Slate PC is part of a line up of devices that also included a gaming laptop and a small notebook version. The slate PC is powered by an Intel 1.6GHz Core i5 processor with integrated graphics, 4GB DDR3 RAM and runs on Windows 7. At only half an inch thick and weighing less than 2 pounds, this tablet is designed for users who need a lightweight tablet with full PC functionality.
The Samsung Series 7 Slate PC comes with an 11.6 inch capacitive multi-touch screen display, front and rear cameras, and an integrated microphone. It also supports Bluetooth as well as WiFi, WiMAX and HSPA connectivity. With up to 7 hours of battery life, this slate PC really is designed for mobile users always on the go. The Samsung Series 7 Slate PC is expected to come out in October and will cost from US$1,099 for the 64GB version to US$1,349 for the 128GB model.