Santa Clara-based Kno Inc. has announced the pricing of their dual-screen and single screen tablet devices.The 14.1-inch single tablet will start at $599, while the larger, dual-screen version will be available for $899.
Docomo released the L-03C camera phone created by LG.Different from the normal cameras on the phone, L-03C camera phone is as powerful as a real digital SLR camera with which you can take pictures like using a digital camera.The release date set for January 2011 for an unknown price so far.
Pandigital have released another new e-reader naming as Novel PRD09TW.The Novel just hit the FCC under the name PRD09TW and almost looks like their last Pandigital Novel. Currently, there are no specs included in the submission or published on the net.But it seems to be mostly identical in appearance to the current Pandigital Novel, with the notable exception of four buttons along the bottom.
The Archos 70 Internet Tablet is available for purchase at the online Archos Store.The 7-inch screen tablet features with Android 2.2, 8GB of internal memory, an ARM A8 1 GHz processor, and costs only $274.99.
Logitech, one of the world’s leading companies for digital products,has unveiled a keyboard that is powered solely by solar energy, namely the K750.The Logitech Wireless Solar keyboard K750 is available on the Logitech Web site for $79.99.
Nokia working on a tablet isn’t a new rumor. They have already tried their hands on a netbook and ever since then we are suspecting a table from them. Before MeeGo started to buzz, it was speculated to be a Windows 7 tablet and later on a MeeGo tablet in testing was spoken of. The Z500 showed up on Ovi Store.
CrystalRoc Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet comes packed with 5,700 Swarosvski bright crystals, making it the most “exclusive” tablet device running Google’s mobile OS to date.The CrystalRoc Galaxy Tab will be available to purchase from Harrods in London on November 1, 2010.Price is not mentioned, as it’s obviously too big to talk about in public.
RIM has released the BlackBerry PlayBook simulator, allowing you to fiddle with the QNX-based operating system from the comfort of your home. The simulator was released along with the Adobe Air SDK and is available for both Mac OS X and Windows.