Motion Computing from the house we had already presented you a Rugged Tablet PC. Now we want to introduce another model today J3500 Rugged Tablet PC. This new tablet PC is housed in a rugged housing and offers a 12.1 -inch touch screen to display that supports a resolution of WXGA….
The Windows operating system upgrade cycle is in full swing. Microsoft has sold 150 million copies of Windows 7 since it launched last October. That comes to 7 copies every second….
When you get a VAIO, you get it all. And because college can get crazy, the service plan offers protection from accidental damage.Today Sony released new designs of the VAIO EA-Series Signature Collection. Called “Arabesque,” the new design comes in black, gold and pink….
Ever since Bing was first launched, Microsoft has been calling it a “decision engine”, even though none of us were sure what that really meant. Now we get a glimpse of the real power of Bing: It’s a search engine for people who don’t know quite what they’re searching for. And it’s good at it!
HP today took the wraps off the all-new Mini 100e, an education-focused netbook designed to help schools around the world acquire reliable, low-cost PCs. We spent some hands-on time with the new HP Mini 100e and spoke to the team from HP about what this school-friendly netbook has to offer…
Toshiba’s just announced their first netbook running the Android operating system – dubbed the Toshiba AC100 that we first saw in a very small and modest product listing not too long ago – and we’re a little more than highly impressed. It’s running Android 2.1, it has 512MB of DDR2 RAM, 8GB of NAND flash memory with more optional space coming from the SD/MMC card reader. It also has a 1.3MP webcam built in with an accompanying microphone and some nice hardware to use with Fring’s video chatting features……..
Microsoft has finally released the official iPhone app of the world’s largest instant-messaging network (Windows Live Messenger) right for iPhone and iPod touch. It features all the standard Windows Live…
Back when Sony Ericsson first announced the Aspen smartphone, a Windows Mobile 6.5.3, in early February 2010, we wondered whether the QWERTY-equipped handset would have enough room to make its…