India’s $35 Aakash tablet: It’s remarkable it ever got made – Liliputing

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• 7 May 2012 à 07:05
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Recently the company responsible for designing India’s $35 Aakash tablet announced plans to launch a second generation device. It will have a faster processor, and longer battery life, but it will still be designed to meet the primary goal: getting low cost computing devices into the hands of Indian students.

Quasar: a window manager for iPad

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• 1 May 2012 à 11:05
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I’ve been developing a new tweak for iPads called Quasar. Quasar is a tweak that allows you to run your apps in windows in your iPad. Just like in a window-based operating system, you can resize, move, close or full-screen windows. Quasar is available in Cydia Store for US$9.99.

Highlights from my 2 weeks of video-blogging at 4 conferences in Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Guangzhou China – ARMdevices.net

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• 27 April 2012 à 07:04
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During these past 2 weeks, I posted 122 videos from my trip in China. Thanks for watching! I have now returned back in Europe. Here are the numbers of videos that I posted from each conference:

ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 Review – SlashGear

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• 22 April 2012 à 14:04
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Here we have the slightly less expensive version of the most well-rounded and powerful Android tablet on the planet. The qualities that allow this model to cost significantly less than its bigger brother are not bothersome to me, and I see no reason, save for one, why a person wouldn’t just go with this TF300 model over the Transformer Prime.

7″ 1024×600 $80 and $57 800×480 Boxchip A10 tablets by Bmorn technology Co Ltd – ARMdevices.net

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• 20 April 2012 à 12:04
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Tablet CPU: Amlogic AML8726 Vs. Rockchip RK2918 Vs. Allwinner A10Slate4Sure

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• 20 April 2012 à 12:04
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When asked “which tablet suits for me, which one should I buy”, my suggestion is: choose the tablet with a solution/processor suits for you, a screen you can accept and a battery life you’re satisfied with. First, let’s have a quick look at the solution fits for your needs.

Asus Padfone, Transformer Prime Infinity, Transformer Pad priced in Italy – Liliputing

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• 17 April 2012 à 10:04
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Now Eee PC Italia reports that the tablet and smartphone will be available in Italy in May for 699 Euros, or about $910. The keyboard dock will set you back another 149 Euros, or about $194.

Kupa X11 tablet Windows 8 Preview review – Liliputing

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• 9 April 2012 à 08:04
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The folks at Kupa sell a tablet called the X11 which features a 10.1 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display, a capacitive touch panel for finger input and an active digitizer for use with a stylus, and a low power 1.5 GHz Intel Atom Z670 Oak Trail processor.

Vivaldi tablet with KDE Plasma Active dissected – Liliputing

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• 25 March 2012 à 23:03
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The Vivaldi tablet is a 7 inch tablet and open source KDE Plasma Active software. The €200 tablet is expected to start shipping in May, but the folks behind the official Vivaldi user forum at OpenTablets.org got their hands on an early unit — and they’ve ripped it apart to see what makes it tick.

Maximum PC | Report: Windows 8 To Launch In October With Limited ARM Availability

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• 21 March 2012 à 00:03
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The same sources say you shouldn’t expect Windows 8 ARM tablets to flood the streets right at launch; the same sources says that ARM devices will have less availability than x86 devices because Microsoft is keeping an iron fist clenched around the number and quality of ARM offerings.