With so many netbooks, laptops and tablets introduced every month, it is hard to keep up-to-date of who’s who and what’s what. But the The LifeBook T900 raises the bar of its Tablet PCs to new levels of smart performance with the use of the new Intel i5 and i7 mobile processors. Such Intel processors are common found in most high end laptops, and here we see in a tablet PC.
Lets face it, Zune HD really can’t compete with the iPod just like AMD is trying to beat Intel at the processor game. So what does AMD and Microsoft have in common to beat Apple and Intel? They both slashes prices! And AMD is already putting the hurt on Intel, which made Intel to reduce its prices on processors. Microsoft is taking the same approach with its Zune HD player; that is slash, slash and slash more prices.
JVC just launched its new edition of the Everio series camcorder. The new Everio GZ-HM340 HD camorder is more refined from the previous version. The unit can shoot up to 1080i widescreen HD. The Everio GZ-HM340 HD camorder comes with a 16GB internal flash memory that can capture video up to 4 hours, depends on resolutions. It has Konica Minolta zoom lens of up to 20x optically. In addition, it has 1.37 megapixel CMOS sensor for image stabilization, light sensing and face detection.
Buffalo is introducing the first 12x Blu-ray burner on USB 3.0. You may not have 3.0 connectivity yet but you could add an add-0n PCI card to get this speed.
AirScript translator is the world’s first closed caption system for theatre productions by Cambridge Consultants. The AirScript delivers subtitles from each show via personal handsets in real time, in a wide selection of languages simultaneously, allowing both non-native speaking audience members and those with hearing impairments to enjoy the production. The Wi-fi service for the script delivery is $10, and eight languages are available with translations done by professionals.
The smartphone competition is getting hot lately, which made ITG to up the ante with its new Windows XP operating system smart phone called the xpPhone. Windows XP is still alive and well. Today mobile processors are so well equipped that it could take on Windows XP as its operating system, so it makes sense to use an already stable operating system on your next mobile computer. Smartphone manufacturers are caught up with the Windows XP trend, which why ITB xpPhone is now ready for pre-order in 3G networks such as AT&T, Orange, or Vodafone. The price range of this phone is from $500 -$700, and it is not known when it will be released. It is likely these smartphones will phase out the netbook trend.
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