Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review: first look

With Samsung revealing its original 7in Galaxy tab in IFA 2010, it’s only fitting that IFA 2011 sees the arrival of the all-new Galaxy Tab 7.7.

LG Optimus Pad Review.

What is the right size for a tablet? 9.7-inches? What about 7-inches, or maybe 8.9-inches? If you’re struggling to answer that question, don’t worry, tablet makers are too, and so we have the latest challenger to Honeycomb tablet market: the LG Optimus Pad. It sports an 8.9-inch widescreen display that means it’s the same width as an iPad 2 when in landscape, but considerably thinner in height.

Design

Open the box and the LG Optimus Pad stares out at you ready to be fondled. The Optimus Pad measures 243 x 149 x 12.5mm and weighs 630g. The front is not only dominated by the glass touchscreen display, but it’s actually the only thing present. There are no buttons on the frame, physical or soft, and it’s strange that it’s so wide. We understand the argument for having to have something to hold on to when you use the “Pad”, but it appears overly large, especially as it doesn’t have a purpose in the same way the frame does on the BlackBerry PlayBook for example.

MOTOROLA XOOM Android Tablet (Wi-Fi) review

Tablet computer market has been very popular these days to fill everyone’s needs on portable device. Tablets are becoming common each days.
After iPad 2 was released, now it has its strongest competitor ever, Motorola Xoom tablet with the newest Android version, which is 3.0 Honeycomb. This new Operating System is reported to be much cleaner and faster from the previous generation, Android Froyo.
One thing that obviously make everyone think many times before getting this Motorola Xoom is its price, which costs $599.00, but still more affordable than the newest iPad.
The faster performance of its processor, make Honeycomb superior to Android Froyo, because the smoothness of its graphics, animation and navigation, they all perform very fast.
 

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iPad 2 Smart Cover Review

 

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The original iPad really worked best when in a case, but as Steve Jobs lamented in launching the iPad 2, most iPads have had their beautiful design—toiled over by Apple’s finest aesthetes!—cloaked by cases made of fabric or leather. And cases don’t just hide that pretty iPad—they also add thickness and weight. Clearly Apple couldn’t stand for this situation, because with the iPad 2, the company has not just introduced a new case, the iPad Smart Cover (Apple Web page); support for the case is baked right into the iPad 2’s hardware and software.
The new case—actually just a front-only cover—is a rectangle the exact size and shape of the iPad’s screen, divided lengthwise into four segments. The side that faces inward is covered with soft microfiber cloth; the outside is either leather ($69) or polyurethane ($39), each available in one of five colors.