HTC Flyer Review

HTC unveiled a new Android tablet HTC Flyer at the MWC 2011.The HTC Flyer features a 7 -inch capacitive multi-touch display with 1024×600 pixels resolution.Unlike the latest Android based Tablets which are powered by Android 3.0 Honeycomb the HTC Flyer is powered 2.3 version of Android a.k.a Gingerbread with HTC Sense 2.1 on it.
A 1.5 GHz Snapdragon Processor will be powering the Flyer.1 GB of RAM has been implanted which along with the 1.5 GHz processor promises to deliver lag free experience.We have 32Gb of internal storage along with a 5 MP camera in the Back and a 1.3MP camera in the front for video calling needs.The HTC Flyer supports GSM calling,WiFi. No 3G support though.Support for Flash 10.1 light and HTML 5 has been provided for immense browsing experience.
Coming to the build quality and dimensions of the HTC Flyer,it has an awesome aluminum unibody design,capacitive touch + stylus pen interactive which makes it a stand out from the crowd.Every time an application supports the stylus pen(especially the notes apps) a small icon pops up in the bottom right hand side of the screen to edit the brush types and use case.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Review: First Look

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is the successor to the most popular Android tablet yet – the Samsung Galaxy Tab. It will be unveiled today at the Mobile World Congress 2011. Just ahead of the official launch, some images and details of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 have already leaked out. It will be powered by Android 3.0 Honeycomb, the latest version of the Android OS.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Specifications
Display: 10.1 inch SuperAMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen display, 1280 x 800 pixels
OS: Android 3.0 Honeycomb
Processor: 1 GHz dual core processor
RAM: 1 GB RAM
Camera: 8 MP camera with HD video recording
Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 3G HSDPA

Toshiba HoneycombTablet Review

With Motorola's upcoming Android Honeycomb-based tablet stealing the spotlight—those "tablet evolution" ads dissing the iPad and the Galaxy Tab are attention grabbers—Toshiba has pulled off a bit of a coup. The refreshingly simply-named Toshiba Tablet is officially the first Honeycomb tablet announced during the Consumer Electronics Show season.
It's true, Motorola's tablet has been hyped for weeks now, but we have yet to officially see it, only hear about it. PCMag had some hands-on time with Toshiba's tablet (see the slideshow below), but there was one major drawback: it wasn't powered up. And there is some question remaining about whether the Toshiba Tablet will be shown off at CES loaded with Android Honeycomb (the Google OS version designed for tablets) or whether the Toshiba will instead demo it with Android 2.3.

Acer Iconia Tab A500 Review

This year, If you are a smartphone company and you still haven’t released any type of tablets – you may want to retire already. I’m serious! I mean, at the CES event today, most of the giant smartphone companies had each revealed their own tablets and some just looked like an ‘ipad-killer’ at first glance. And up we go, with Acer’s latest tablet – Acer Iconia Tab A500. As some of you may already know, this tablet has been leaked two months ago featuring some impressive specifications with some special brag-lines like it would be using 4G and Android 3.0 – today, it appears Acer isn’t joking at all.

Coby Kyros MID7015 7-Inch Android Internet Touchscreen Tablet – Black

• Large 7-inch Android 2.1 Resistive Touchscreen
• microSD card slot(upgrade up to 16GB)
• Built-in 4GB internal memory
• Connect and enjoy Full 1080p on your HDTV via a HDMI cable
• Full-size USB connection enables keyboard of your tablet

Android 2.1 connects to the world though the touch of a fingertip. The Kyros Tablet is a powerful and flexible Internet and Entertainment solution that features a generous 7″ screen with intuitive touchscreen controls powered by the Android 2.1 operating system. Browse the web wirelessly or enjoy media on a sleek and stylish media device. Enjoy 1080P HD videos, photos, music, and more in the comfort of your living room when connected to your TV via HDMI. The Kyros has 4GB of built-in internal me

List Price: $ 179.99
Price: $ 179.99

LG G-slate - Honeycomb, 8.9-inch screen, 3D graphics review

At long last, after the tease at CES, T-Mobile has finally given details on its Android tablet -- the LG G-Slate. And we're simultaneously scratching our heads and dying to get our hands on this thing. Let's dive into the bullet points.

• 8.9-inch "3D-capable multitouch display" -- with the aid of 3D glasses
• Android 3.0 Honeycomb
• Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor
• Rear-facing stereoscopic video recorder, records at 1080p
• 5MP camera with LED flash
• 720p playback on the tablet, 1080p via HDMI output
• 32GB of internal memory
• Internal gyroscope, accelerometer
• T-Mobile HSPA+ data, plus Wifi

Superpad 10.2″ Tablet PC, Google Android 2.1, Webcam, GPS, HDMI, USB, WIFI, 2 micro SD card slots

• Display: 10.2″ TFT Touch Screen (1024 x 600 resolution)
• OS: Android 2.1 Processor: FlyTouch ARM11 1Ghz RAM: 256MB DDR2
• WiFi Enabled
• Internal Hard Drive: 2GB Flash with 2 TF slots for expansion (supports MicroSD 32GB max)
• Ports: 2 x USB 2.0, 2 x MicroSD Slots, Mini HDMI, DC Jack, 3.5mm Headphone/Line-Out, RJ45 Ethernet

This magnificent 10.2 inch Android Superpad keeps you connected and entertained everywhere you go! The touch screen Superpad Google Android comes with a built in webcam for video chat, Wifi, and numerous cable ports, including two micro SD slots which support up to 32GB (16gb per slot, sold separately), two USB sockets (for key board/mouse/USB flash disk), an audio jack, one HDMI socket, one RJ45 socket (Ethernet) for super-fast wired internet connection. It includes a built in GPS chip, which a

List Price: $ 399.99
Price: $ 234.99
 

Zenithink 10″ Touchscreen Android 2.1 Tablet (ePad) Review

• ZT-180 (ARM11)
• 10.2″ TFT digital display, 1024 x 600
• 2000mAH,3.7V Lithium-ion battery
• Built-in sterio speakers 0.5W x 2
• DC In Mic In 3.5mm Audio out RJ-45 SD/MMC 3 x USB2.0 (one standard, other mini port OTG and mini network port

The ZenithInk ZT-180 Android Tablet features a 10″ touchscreen interface allowing you to watch movies, play games, listen to music, view documents and surf the web on the go. Google Android 2.1 platform allows downloading and upgrading a series of programs. Capable of accessing the internet and playing high definition 1080P video at lightning fast speeds. With its self-contained and compact design, this mobile internet device allows you to work and play On the Go.

List Price: $ 399.99
Price: $ 179.00

Archos 70 Internet Tablet Review

It seems the more popular tablet PC because of practicality when used. Proven Archos launched the newest Tablet PC-based Android as the operating system. After displaying the information Archos 32, in this article we present specifications Archos 70 tablet with a size larger than the Archos 32, Archos 70 using Cortex8 1GHz ARM processor with support for OpenGL ES 2.0 3D graphics and HD video playback 720p. It has a 7 inch screen size with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels type capacitive touchscreen, and supports Flash 10.

Archos 70 is Tablet  with Android Froyo

For storage media Archos 70 Tablets comes 8G internal flash or 250GB hard drive and micro SD card slot for additional storage. Archos 70 has 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 and HDMI output as a tool to help you connect with the internet or connecting the Archos 70 with other devices. In addition, Archos 70 Tablets also has a built in microphone, front-facing VGA camera, speakers, and G-sensor. Archos t0 tablet operating system  using the latest Froyo Android 2.2.

Archos 70 has a size of 7.91 “x 4.49″ x 0.43 “and weighs 11 ounces if you choose a version using flash storage. But if you select the type of storage using hard drives will be slightly thicker at 0.55 “and weigh 14 ounces.
With a 7-inch screen size becomes a little better to read eBooks, play games, or doing other activities from 10-inch model. The keyboard on the screen will also facilitate you use because you can stretch your thumb on the tablet in landscape mode on the tablet 7 inches.
If you want to buy the Archos 70, you must provide the money around 275 USD.

Upcoming android 3.0 honeycomb tablet list

It’s no secret that many insiders have forecast that 2011 will be the year of the tablet. Where their opinions may differ, however, is in predicting which tablet will outperform the others in what is shaping up to be a highly competitive market. A panoply of manufacturers are set to release Android 3.0 Honeycomb devices this spring, and while many of these tablets boast similar specs, the difference often lies in the details. The following list will help users parse through the data and determine which tablet is right for them. 

Review ViewSonic G Tablet

The good: The ViewSonic G Tablet is one of only a handful of Android-based devices offering a 10-inch screen at an iPad-besting price tag. The bad: Adapting the smartphone OS to such a large screen requires many custom interface tweaks that fall short. Lack of official Google mobile services and Android Market limits potential. Many third-party apps don't work as expected. The bottom line: The ViewSonic G Tablet carves out a unique niche among Android tablets, breaking away from the smartphone to become a type of domestic dashboard. Unfortunately, many key benefits of the Android OS are lost along the way.

ViewSonic ViewPad 7 review

 

The good: The ViewSonic ViewPad 7 delivers Android 2.2 on a 7-inch screen, with a powerful processor and rear- and front- facing cameras. The bad: The ViewPad 7 is a doppelganger for the Samsung Galaxy Tab and shares many of its shortcomings, including a frustrating keyboard and awkward size. Lacks camera flash. Bring your own memory card. The bottom line: The ViewPad 7 offers a solid platform for Android 2.2, but it comes off as an oversize, overpriced smartphone--not a Netbook alternative. Review:

Samsung Galaxy Tab GT-P1000 Review

The year 2010 saw the world’s introduction to mainstream tablet devices. They’ve been around before, but were executed poorly and nobody wanted them (remember the Apple Newton?). But now it’s becoming a part of everyday living, and everyone who buys one seem to get addicted. That means this obsession with tablets that started with the iPad isn’t going to stop anytime soon. It’s going to keep growing.

One such example of bigger and better devices in the form of tablets is the Samsung Galaxy Tab, a 7-inch tablet device. Sure, it’s not a phone (at least, not without rooting it anyway), but it’s the epitome of what phones have become over the last two to three years since iOS and Android came out: a large-screened device that does a great job of retrieving information off the internet, entertaining us with multimedia and games, and helps us communicate with others around the world even more efficiently than we could have ever dreamed. The only thing that’s missing is the phone.

Hands on: Dell Streak 7 review

Not only did Dell unveil the Dell Streak 7 at its CES press conference, but it also offered a sneak peek of a new 10.1-inch model to go alongside the 7 and existing 5-inch Streak tablets. The Streak 7 is rather similar to the Dell Streak 5 (as it would seem to have been rebranded) but it differs in one crucial way – it has a dual-core version of the Nvidia Tegra processor. The Streak 7 is also a 4G tablet. Since we don’t have 4G networks in the UK as yet, you might think that it won’t appear in the UK, but the tablet will be available elsewhere too.

Motorola Xoom review

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Motorola’s new tablet has finally been announced after months of leaks and rumours about the new device – and while we don’t understand the theory behind the name, the Motorola Xoom is one of the most powerful iPad rivals out there.
With a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor beating with two 1GHz chips, it’s a powerful little grunt-nugget, and the 1280×800 resolution display is a great size at 10.1-inches, making it very much an iPad rival, especially when you consider the similar black bezel is a little thinner.