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 By prasad, on  June 30th, 2010We spoke about the Pixel Qi earlier, now its Liquavista that has announced the Vivid. Liquavista is a spin-off of the Netherlands based Philips research. Four other major investors back this project – GIMV Belgium, Amadeus UK, Prime Technologies Netherlands, and Applied materials. The principle behind the Liquavista Vivid is the Electrowetting technology, not much different . . . → Continue reading Liquavista Vivid claims to be better than Pixel Qi By prasad, on June 30th, 2010The LG UX10 is a tablet featuring a 10.1″ capacitive LED touch screen, Intel Atom Z530 processor, 1 GB of DDR2 RAM, 120 GB HDD, Windows 7 Home premium, 1.3 MP front facing camera, Wifi b/g/n, 7200 mAH battery, and a micro HDMI output, all weighing a total of 850 gms. This LG tablet is still in the . . . → Continue reading LG UX10 – Intel Atom, Windows 7 Home Premium By admin, on June 30th, 2010Tegatech, an Australia based company, is in the process of launching the “Tega”, a TabletPC based on the Intel Atom N270 and the Intel 950 integrated graphics. Tega is manufactured under technical collaboration with Chinese company K.B.T., which supported it in the development of the firmware and the touchscreen. 10.2″ 1024 x 600 touch screen TFT LCD, 1 GB RAM (with support for . . . → Continue reading Tega tablet from Tegatech australia By admin, on June 30th, 2010
Tyler Robetrson, a child specialist at the hospital opined that iPad can help the treatment process in three ways. “Education, Distraction and Preparation”. He citied an example where iPad was used to let a young patient know a bit about kidneys in the pediatric kidney dialysis unit. This way the patient has an idea of the organ, the likely diseases and ways to overcome them. There is also a report from Japan that iPad helped doctors during a surgical operation.The iPad was carried to the operation theater wrapped in a sterile transparent material.The doctors had used pinch to zoom feature of the iPad to have a detailed 3D view of the PACS images so that they have a better idea of the actual condition of the patient and help them guide the scalpels to save the patients life. Video after the break. Continue reading iPad heals young patients By admin, on June 30th, 2010A two year old dolphin named Merlin uses the ipad to communicate with his trainers. The quite curious Merlin, who showed complete willingness to examine the iPad is the first of his species to join the Apple iPad community. Research scientist Jack Kassewitz, at Dolphin Discovery’s dolphin swim facility in Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, working on building a language interface between humans and dolphins . . . → Continue reading Dolphin uses iPad to communicate with trainers By admin, on June 30th, 2010At Computex, Microsoft announced a new operating system for mobile devices, called ‘Windows Embedded Compact 7′. This operating system is a lighter version of windows 7, mainly designed to be ideal with touch screen and mobility devices, aimed at consumers wanting to have more of the wireless and multimedia experience. Some features that the new OS Supports: Dual Core CPU Support (SMP, ARMv6) WIFI . . . → Continue reading Microsoft announces Windows Embedded Compact 7 for Mobile Devices By prasad, on June 29th, 2010The Innoversal lattice tablet should come with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor. The rest of the specs should include a 6 cell 58Whr 5300mAH battery, SSD upto 64GB, wifi b/g/n, bluetooth 2.0, and 3G modem, and it should be able to run a variety of OS including Android, Ubuntu linux, and Google Chrome.
However, its claim to fame, will be the 10.1″ 1024 x 600 capacitive panel Pixel Qi display, that can toggle between a full color LCD screen, and shut off the backlight to an e-ink display, readable under sunlight. With rumored delays hitting the Notion Ink Adam, could this be the first pixel Qi device to ship. It should be available for sale around September for around $550. Video of the Lattice in action after the break. The touchscreen seems to reflect a lot of glare though. Continue reading Innoversal Lattice tablet with pixel Qi display By prasad, on June 29th, 2010DigiLife is an optical camcorder manufacturer, and the DigiLife iOne is an Android tablet with a difference. It has a built in pico projector. The iOne is still just a mock-up and non-functional prototype. They expect to have working prototype in another month. If and when it does, it will run on a Samsung Cortex A8 processor and have a 10.1″ capacitive touchscreen, USB ports and dual microSD slots.
They still haven’t decided what kind of a pico projector they want to build into the tablet. They claim to have been approached by various firms each pushing their technologies. Nothing about how much it weighs, but the best bit of news is could end up costing under $200 without the pico projector, and under $300 for the model with the pico projector. A Video after the break. Continue reading DigiLife iOne Android tablet with a Pico projector By prasad, on June 29th, 2010
It should come in different versions with 4 GB, 16GB, and 32 GB. The price is unknown, but it seems to be a rebadged version of the Compal NAZ10 that was announced for less than $300. This, for a change, is a really good looking tablet with equally good specs. Aigo also announced the 7007 which should run on a 600 MHz ARM9 Rockchip RK2808. This one too seems to a rebranded tablet with looks and specs, both not so impressive. By prasad, on June 29th, 2010The chinese company, Mesada, well known for their GPS navigation devices, have now announced a new tablet called the Mesada Internet tablet. It packs a 5″ resistive touchscreen with a resolution of 800 x 480 and runs on a 833 MHz ARM Cortex A8 based Samsung S5PC100 processor, and 512 MB RAM. Windows CE 6.0 is the OS choice and a 32 . . . → Continue reading 5″ touchscreen tablet from Mesada |
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