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Amazon Kindle Fire Deal The Kindle Touch includes the latest in e-reader technology. For customers looking for a device that is designed mainly for reading, this is the best one to get. The one that Amazon is really pushing is the $99 wi-fi and special offers version because of its sub $100 price. When looking from a . . . → Read More: Kindle Fire Black Friday Deal Near? There is a contest over at blogkindle.com to guess the name of supposedly upcoming Kindle Color eReader. All you need to do is comment with your guess of what the name is going to be and you can win Kindle cover just for submitting your guess. And in case you would be the first one to . . . → Read More: Name guessing contest for Kindle Color  NOOKColor While some bloggers smash eInk based eReaders when comapring them to iPad and other bloggers adamantly opposing them with the argument that backlit LCD-based iPad is not a eReader and due to different screen technology and heavy case of outlet dependence and therefore can’t be compared, one company has taken their eInk based eReader and moved it to the opposing camp of LCD-based devices. This company is Barnes & Noble and the device in question is NOOKColor. You can read a more detailed analysis in this NOOKColor Review. Continue reading NOOKColor Enters Tablet Arena Intel is changing its direction and committing more and more engineering resources to the tablet market. After Apple shipped its iPad it became obvious that tablet market got its second birth and there is a strong potential for this market to grow and maybe even outgrow PC market. At this moment most of the tablets are based on the ARM architecture. To change that and get more presence in this space Intel is going to work with tablet vendors to introduce several tablets based on Intel Atom platform. Specifically Intel is talking about “Pine Trail” dual-core platform. Devices based on this platform are expected to be 50% percent thinner than any netbook on the market today (except an iPad probably which is already 13.4mm in thickness). For example “Canoe Lake” netbook based on this platform is only 14mm thick which is pretty close to the current ipad 13.4mm measurement. Continue reading Intel Wants To Be a Major Player in Tablet Market
If you have been looking for a really low cost tablet that runs the ever so hacking friendly Android OS, look no further. Cherrypal has just the right one for you. Christened as the Cherrypad, this is the low cost computer makers latest foray into the market. Continue reading Cherrypal’s Cherrypad Tablet Comes For Less Than $200, Runs Android |
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