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Showing posts with label android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android. Show all posts
Monday, February 13, 2012
THE LENOVO 7" IDEAPAD TABLET A1
If you're always on the go and always online, look to our 7" IdeaPad A1 Tablet, a compact yet rugged multimedia device that runs on the Android™ 2.3 operating system. Affordable, slim and with an eye-catching black design, the A1 Tablet is also durable with a magnesium alloy roll-cage internal frame that protects the critical system components in case of accidents or jolts. It's preloaded with more than 10 useful apps, and with access to both the Lenovo App Shop and the Android Market, thousands of apps are just a click away.
Lenovo IdeaPad A1 Tablet
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
TI® 3622 (Cortex-A8) 1GHz single-core processor
Android™ 2.3 operating system
7" LED (1024x600) capacitive multi-touch display
512MB LP DDR memory, 16GB SSD (Solid State Drive) storage
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® connectivity
Less than 1/2" thin — 7.6"(H) x 4.9"(W) x 0.47"(T)
Micro SD card reader and a Mini USB port
Integrated front (0.3M) and rear (3M) webcams
INSPIRE CREATIVITY
Connect in style — the A1 sports a sleek, contemporary design
Solid as a rock — internal frame that protects the critical system components
GO THE DISTANCE
Ultraportable — the A1 weighs in at less than 1 lb (0.88 lbs)
Micro SD card reader and a Mini USB port for easy connections to other devices
16GB SSD (Solid State Drive) of storage
CAPTIVATE & ENTERTAIN
Web-optimized with Android 2.3 and instant synching
Integrated front (0.3M) and rear (3M) webcams
Adobe® Flash® support for vivid animation and video playback
More than 10 preloaded apps, plus the Lenovo App Store and the Android Market ensure ready access to thousands more
PRICE: RM799.00 - FOR LOCAL MARKET ONLY, MALAYSIA
SMS:0133248283 for details
while stock last!!!
Friday, June 10, 2011
Ipad2 - The best ever?
In case you're in the market, here are nine new features of the next generation iPad that you can’t get on the old version, according to Apple.
1. It has a front facing camera. For all those video chats you never knew you needed—until now.
2. It has a rear facing camera. Need to take a picture or capture video and your phone, Flip camera, or actual camera won’t do? Pull out the iPad 2 and put its VGA camera to work.
3. It’s lighter and thinner—33 percent thinner than the first iPad. It’s also shed some pounds. The new iPad—the WiFi only version—is 1.3 pounds compared to the first generation, which is 1.6 pounds. If you’re looking for definition in those arms, you’ll have to hit the gym.
4. It’s faster! Twice as fast, to be exact. And that’s thanks to the dual-core A5 processor. As long as my videos load faster, I don’t care if it’s powered by a dual-core processor or 5-hour Energy.
5. It comes in two colors: black or white—unlike the black and white cookie.
6. It’s supports two networks. Move over AT&T, Verizon is also available on the iPad 2. We hear that now.
7. It connects to a larger screen. There’s HDMI video output (with resolution up to 1080p) for the times you want to hook up your iPad 2 to an HDTV and view that killer new app on a larger screen.
8. It comes with a new operating system. Just in time for the iPad 2, Apple released iOS 4.3. What does that mean? Your Safari Web browser will perform better—plus iTunes home sharing. For the times your MacBook Pro is out of reach.
9. It has a new cover, which (among other things) cleans the screen for you. No more unsightly fingerprints.
The price for the iPad 2 is the same as the original iPad—when it first hit stores—at $499 for the 16GB WiFi version. Good news is if you want to buy the iPad 1, Apple has slashed the price to $399 for the WiFi version. Cost of the 3G goes up to $729.
1. It has a front facing camera. For all those video chats you never knew you needed—until now.
2. It has a rear facing camera. Need to take a picture or capture video and your phone, Flip camera, or actual camera won’t do? Pull out the iPad 2 and put its VGA camera to work.
3. It’s lighter and thinner—33 percent thinner than the first iPad. It’s also shed some pounds. The new iPad—the WiFi only version—is 1.3 pounds compared to the first generation, which is 1.6 pounds. If you’re looking for definition in those arms, you’ll have to hit the gym.
4. It’s faster! Twice as fast, to be exact. And that’s thanks to the dual-core A5 processor. As long as my videos load faster, I don’t care if it’s powered by a dual-core processor or 5-hour Energy.
5. It comes in two colors: black or white—unlike the black and white cookie.
6. It’s supports two networks. Move over AT&T, Verizon is also available on the iPad 2. We hear that now.
7. It connects to a larger screen. There’s HDMI video output (with resolution up to 1080p) for the times you want to hook up your iPad 2 to an HDTV and view that killer new app on a larger screen.
8. It comes with a new operating system. Just in time for the iPad 2, Apple released iOS 4.3. What does that mean? Your Safari Web browser will perform better—plus iTunes home sharing. For the times your MacBook Pro is out of reach.
9. It has a new cover, which (among other things) cleans the screen for you. No more unsightly fingerprints.
The price for the iPad 2 is the same as the original iPad—when it first hit stores—at $499 for the 16GB WiFi version. Good news is if you want to buy the iPad 1, Apple has slashed the price to $399 for the WiFi version. Cost of the 3G goes up to $729.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Which to choose - Tablet or Netbook?


A tablet is a compact sized electronic device which offers similar features as of a computer or a laptop. The tablets are touch-screens and are designed for surfing the internet.
Netbook Vs Tablet PC: Netbooks and Tablets both are similar in some aspects, yet they are a lot more different.
Comparison :
Operating System – Most of the netbooks are based on windows, whereas tablets usually run on Android OS.
User Interface – Tablet PCs usually offers a touch-screen interface to the user. There are touch-screen netbooks out there, but the Netbooks are known for offering a similar interface as that of a laptop.
Hardware Specifications – Netbooks are believed to have a better configuration when compared to a Tablet PC. Tablet PCs don’t have keyboards usually and that is the worst part. However, not having a keyboard makes a Tablet PC lighter, portable and compact.
Price – Price of a netbook is lower when compared to a tablet pc, the reason for this thing could be the manufacturing cost. Tablet PCs are a hot gadget these days, they are in demand and they were released lately, these could be a few more reasons which adds up to the difference of the price.
Which one is better?
I guess different people will have different opinions.
Tablet PC can be a good choice for people who need a lot of portability and who like to own a fast and responsive gadget which could be operated easily with a finger-touch.
However Netbooks will be a great choice for people who want a durable mini laptop and who need a keyboard for doing most of the work.
When it comes to my personal opinion, I am a bit attached to netbooks. If you’re confused about buying a gadget, you can always read “3 Factors Which You Should Consider Before Buying A Gadget“.
So, which one do you like and why? You can always use the comments section to share your thoughts
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