Post Tagged with: "touch screen"
The Kindle the Ideal Tablet Teaching Tool
A topic that I can’t go 20 minutes at any tech conference with out hearing is Convergence. Everyone is always talking about convergence and the converged device. I think, yeah, one day, but I don’t want to get stuck using the complicated, anti user friendly…
iMo Monster USB Powered Touchscreen Monitor
We’ve taken a look at USB powered monitors before, but you usually don’t find any that are touchscreen. The iMo Mini-Monster Touch is a ten-inch resistive touchscreen LCD monitor that is completely powered by a high power USB 2.0 port. Specs include a 350cd/m2…
X10 MID Review – Win CE MID People are Actually Talking About
Windows CE doesn’t play well with other applications and has a terrible UI so that the X10 has done a pretty decent job of skinning the original UI is a definite step in the right direction. The other head turning features include 1080p video…
Rover Computers unveils quintet of Tablets
Had enough Tablets yet? We didn’t think so. It seems Tablet fever has reached such dizzy heights than even the Russians are giving them a try now, and this morning the distinctly un-Russian sounding Rover Computers released details of it’s forthcoming Tablet lineup.
At…
Samsung NB30 with Touch Screen Hands On
The NB30 has a 10.1-inch matte touch screen, Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 160GB/250GB of hard drive space and Windows 7 Starter Edition. Its connectivity includes WiFi, Blutetooth and three USB ports. The NB30 is also available with a professional version…
Samsung 2010 Netbook Round Up (NB30 vs N210 vs N135 vs N150)
Samsung has a huge line up of netbooks so getting them all on one table to compare them is what we at Netbook News call Good Fun. Sascha walks us through the NB30 vs N210 vs N135 vs N150. Here are some…
Dual Screen Tablet Bites the Dust: Microsoft Courier Not in the Works
Not surprising actually, you can only read one screen at a time, and that you can turn the other screen into a touch screen keyboard makes you wonder why not save on costs and just put in a read keyboard?? Well Microsoft might have been…
Eee PC Showdown – T101MT vs T91
ASUS has released two tablet netbook in the last 12 months: the 9-inch Eee PC T91 and 10-inch Eee PC T101MT.
Comparing the two models the biggest difference is structural changes, a sort of maturity can be seen in the newer model. ASUS was always…
ASUS Eee Keyboard Unboxing
Want to take a look at the final packaging of the ASUS Eee Keyborad, well we’ve been able to sit down with the unit and take it out of the box.
The Eee Keyboard is running an Intel Atom N270 CPU and…
Holgrams are here! Holocube Touch caught on video
If you are like me and think that 3D is cool, but you’re saving your excitement for Holograms, here is a video that you’re going to love. The original Holocube packs a 40GB hard drive for storing up to 18 hours of compressed video, which…
Android & Windows Dual Screen Tablet by Toshiba
Dual screen tablets are an oddity in my mind. If you hold it like a book you can only read one panel at at time and if you set it down you might as well save some money and put in a keyboard, way cheaper…
Italy Gets a Touch Enabled Samsung NB30
Samsungs NB30 has to be one of my favorite netbooks is you need something with solid build quality, its actually a rugged netbook. If you feel lucky you can even spill a cup of coffee on it, a small cup of coffee, but a…
Gartner Predicts the Touch Screen Decade
Analysts at Gatner this the decade of the touch screen and back it up with this impressive forecast. By 2015, 50 Percent of PCs Purchased for Users Under the Age of 15 Will Have Touchscreens. If we take a look at the numbers touch-screen PCs…












