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HTC Flyer enters the tablet airspace

Is it me, or is HTC just plain interested in dipping their fingers into every gadget cookie jar out there? The smartphone company Sony VGP-BPS9A/B has certainly come very far since its Windows Mobile-powered days, and has since rolled out a fair number of flagship models on the Android platform that can be considered as ‘superphones’. Well, the tablet market is fair game, too, and HTC isn’t lost on the idea – hence introducing the HTC Flyer at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, Spain.

At first glance, some people might think that the HTC Flyer has the Samsung Galaxy Tab trained in its sights, but surely that moving target is not worth the accolades, as the iPad is what all tablet manufacturers should be gunning for. Well, we will take a closer look at how the HTC Flyer fares in terms of specifications, and Sony VGP-BPS9A wonder how is it going to fare in the market.

Since the HTC Flyer is a tablet, it goes without saying that HTC wil continue their partnership with Google by running Android on it, and of course, skinning it with a tablet-centric version of the HTC Sense. You will find it come in a sleek aluminum unibody that ought to move heads, helping the HTC Flyer tablet exude an iconic style and build quality that HTC is famous for.

It won’t be heavy in your pocket either, being of the same weight as that of a paperback book, and VGP-BPS9/B has dimensions that should have it fit in a jacket pocket with ease. Other specifications include a seven-inch display, a lightning fast 1.5Ghz processor and high-speed HSPA+ wireless capabilities, making it quite the challenger on paper where specifications are concerned.

Of course, touch interaction isn’t all there is to the HTC Flyer, since it will also boast the new HTC Scribe Technology that VGP-BPS9 lets you rediscover the natural act of writing. HTC Scribe Technology will usher in a new era of integrated digital ink innovations which make it a snap to take notes, sign contracts, draw pictures, or even write on a web page or photo.

Apart from that, the HTC Flyer tablet will also play nice with HTC Watch, which is actually HTC’s new video download service. This service delivers low-cost on-demand progressive downloading of hundreds of High-Definition movies from major studios. No idea on how much the HTC Flyer will cost, and which carrier will it be tied down to, but we do know that a global release is set to happen in Q2 2011.

this artcle come from: http://laptopnews.us/htc-flyer-enters-the-tablet-airspace/

Overview Motorola Atrix
The Motorola Atrix is not far from a childhood dream geek watered to science fiction: a device that you would always in the pocket would sometimes telephone, sometimes a computer, sometimes even a media-center . Vaio VGN-FS battery have spent a good half hour in his company on Motorola’s booth at Mobile World Congress.

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The Atrix is not impressive at first: it looks like any other smartphone Android 4 “. Vaio PCG-Z505 battery is made of textured plastic of good quality and exudes solidity despite what the reader gadget fingerprint to unlock (which does a good half the time). Its technical specifications are the archetype of the smartphone 2011: 4-inch diagonal 960×540 QHD (covered by Gorilla Glass), dual-processor 1 GHz heart , 1 GB RAM, 16 GB of storage (expandable with microSD up to 48GB), a 5MP sensor (HD 720p) on the back and VGA in the front and finally a 1930 mAh battery (that much).

The Atrix uses Android 2.2 Froyo Motoblur with the overlay, a small disappointment. At least he is the new version of Motoblur, optional. The assembly is very fast, very fluid, but that is what is expected of a phone as powerful as a computer there are three or four years.

The Atrix is obviously more than a smartphone, once connected to its docking station, Sony VGP-BPS9A/B turns into a computer or media center. Each of these experiments is actually an Android application: the WebTop is an emulator running any version of Linux using a dock and a good old Firefox browser. Most impressively, you can always use the Android party for use in computer mode: you can still send SMS, receive phone calls … Moreover, if we should open a document in a format that n is not supported by the Linux part, it opens next Android: Android so you may have in full screen.

We can use this mode with a computer connected to a dock and screen devices or with a special dock in the form of a netbook. This netbook, which is reminiscent of the MacBook Air, Sony VGP-BPS9A is very fine: it is because he has no other component a huge battery that recharges the phone at the same time it is used. Every time you plug and unplug the Atrix, the session state is saved for instant replay, documents and web history are shared between the party Linux and Android.

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Finally, the Atrix can also become a media center connected to a TV: the docking station comes with a remote control. VGP-BPS9/B is a bit more classic and Motorola brings no new proposals here.

The concept is promising, but it is still immature: all operators will not use the 3G connection in the context of Atrix WebTop, strange for a device that a customer wants to be continuous. The price is also likely to hurt Motorola has confirmed that it would cost the equivalent of $ 299 with a single package for Atrix, $ 499 netbook with the dock. Cons impossible to obtain a precise launch date in Europe and France: it remains a vague “second half”.

this artcle come from:http://www.shoppingmag.net/2011/overview-motorola-atrix-02-15

HP has webOS his ‘tablet’ Touchpad and presents two new smartphones
Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday introduced the TouchPad, its bid to enter the market of ‘tablets’ and Sony PCGA-BP1N take sales to the popular iPad. The attractive gadget uses the Palm operating system webOS, like the new ‘smartphones’ presented:

The 9.7-inch screen runs at webOS, now HP last year after buying a Palm at 1,200 million dollars.

The touchpad weighs 740 grams, use double APQ8060 Snapdragon chip CPU 1.2-GHz Qualcomm (http://www.qualcomm.es) and Sony PCGA-BP2E can make video calls.

HP TOUCHPAD FEATURES:

- Qualcomm Snapdragon processor APQ8060 dual 1.2-GHz CPU.

- Screen XGA 24.6-capacitive multi cm (9.7 “) diagonal color resolution of 1,024 x 768 vibrant and 18 bits.

- Option 16 * GB or 32 GB of internal storage * (14)

- Browser with full access to the Web, which includes support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Beta.

Wireless:

- * Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n with WPA, WPA2, WEP, 802.1X.

- A-GPS (3G only).

- Bluetooth wireless technology 2.1 + EDR supports A2DP stereo Bluetooth.

- Multimedia features, including recording and playback of music, photos and videos, and microphone jack / headphone stereo 3.5 * mm.

- Internal stereo speakers and Beats Audio.

- Camera 1.3 megapixel web front for video calls live.

- E-mail, which includes EAS (for access to corporate Microsoft Exchange servers) and Sony PCGA-BP2EA email support staff (Google Gmail, Yahoo, POP3, IMAP).

- Light sensor, accelerometer, compass (magnetometer) and gyroscope.

- 6300 mAh rechargeable battery.

- Micro-USB (charging and connection to PC) with high-speed USB 2.0.

- HP Touchstone Technology (induction) for easy loading integrated (HP Touchstone for TouchPad sold separately) and Sony PCGA-BP4V HP Touch to send to send Web addresses between TouchPad and webOS compatible phones.

- Dimensions: 190 mm x 242 mm x 13.7 mm (7.48 inch. X 9.53 inches. X 0.54 inches.).

- Approximate weight: 740 g.

NEW smartphones and WebOS.

The largest technology company in the world by revenue also annou nced two new smartphones, the Veer and Pre3. Both continue the line of previous Palm phones but with the latest version of the operating system attractive.

Sony PCGA-BP2V is widely regarded as a solid foundation, but HP faces an uphill battle to gain ground in the mobile market because their products are late to market and run by Apple and devices based on Google’s Android Inc.

At a time when it is mature PC market and prices fall, HP, the largest global manufacturer of computer-needs credible offerings in both the Tablet PC market phones in order to remain on the market.

The prices of their new phones and ‘tablet’ will be announced later, what is undeniable is the operating system attractive and interesting ‘hardware’ of the touchpad. But Sony PCGA-BP2S rivals and have the advantage and the company will have to spend aggressively if it expects to make progress.

HP bought Palm to have a software platform and deploy differentiated along a number of its products.

this artcle come from:http://atbatt.us/hp-touchstone-technology/

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