Some additional information on the ExoPC tablet device has surfaced and according to the latest info, the 8.9-inch tablet will sport a Broadcom Crystal HD graphics chip that is capable of churning out 1080p HD videos instead of the previously reported Intel GMA950 chipset. whether the report is accurate, the ExoPC will be released in France come September 7th, which could plus be the release instance in North America. The ExoPC is said to be priced at $599 and will feature other specifications such as a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 2GB of RAM, SSD storage, 1.3-megapixel webcam, and SD memory card support. Connectivity options plus include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SIM card slot and an Ethernet connection.

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Encipher Limited has jumped aboard the tablet bandwagon with a new 7″ tablet design that is powered by what else but Google Android. While the company is based in Nigeria and the UK, we are at a loss as to where the Encipher tablet will be sold, and neither do we have an inklin on how much it will cost. Guess you will just have to draw a price point from the specifications such as a 7″ 800 x 480 resolution display, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, 16GB of internal memory, 512MB RAM, an SD memory card slot, a VIA processor, Google Android 1.6, USB connectivity, HDMI output and the ability to connect to 3G mobile broadband networks via an external device. Hopefully when released, an updated Android OS will be made available to that unnamed tablet for it to keep up with the times.

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The Apple iPad has certainly been a success in its own right, and has fast fallen under the net of clone manufacturers for good reason – after all, why not ride on the popularity of a device that has sold by a million in less than half a year since its release? The M003 Apad you see here is additionally known as the iRobot, albeit it runs off the Android operating system (version unknown). Bearing a 7″ TFT display at 800 x 480 resolution, the iRobot comes with Google Maps support, HD video compatibility, a built-in webcam, 2GB/4GB of internal memory and an SD memory card slot. It retails for $199.99, and thanks to integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, you won’t need to look out for a mobile carrier to subscribe to for a mobile documents plan.

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Eye-Fi has expanded its range of special SD memory cards with the latest model – the Geo X2. Judging by the name itself, you know that has something to do with navigation, where it offers 4GB of Class 6 photo and video storage capability, an “Endless Memory Mode”, and (drumroll please) self-moving geotagging support that is found in its more expensive brethren, although that one is a whole lot cheaper at $69.99 a pop. Any takers?

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The Android-powered Alex e-reader has just gotten rooted, where all you need to do is download the .ZIP file here, copy it to the root folder of your Alex’s SD memory card and you’re good to go. Once done, just ability down your device, press and hold both “Back” and “Next” page buttons, and the capability button as well until the Alex logo appears on the display. You will soon after enter recovery mode, whereby you release all buttons. Hit both “Back” and “Power” buttons to apply the ZIP file. Anyone given it a go?

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Another day, another ebook reader – that date round with Paradigm Shift offering their EER-051D model. Why must they come up with such a convoluted model name is anyone’s guess, but we would definitely prefer something that is a whole lot easier to roll off the tongue. That aside, the EER-051D ships with a 5″ color display, an integrated FM tuner, MP3 and photo playback, 2GB of internal memory, an SD memory card slot as well as the ability to handle most popular e-book formats without excluding DRM-enabled ePub books to boot. Expect that to be rebadged in other iterations and hit the US sometime next week.

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HP has finally revealed the specifications for its US-bound Compaq Airlife 100 device, where that smartbook will additionally manufacture its way to Europe in due moment as well. that Android-powered device does seem to occupy a pretty rare niche all by itself, what with a Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 1GHz processor running the proceedings from within, aided by 512MB RAM and an equal amount of flash memory, holding a 16GB SSD, a 10.1? diagonal backlit TFT resistive touchscreen display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and an SD memory card slot. You interested in picking one up when it arrives?

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3D looks set to stay, with the DXG-321 consumer level camera boasting a 3D viewfinder, recording standard definition video as well as shooting still images in 2D or 3D, depending on your choice. It is equipped with a flip-out 3.2″ LCD display that operate as a viewscreen when recording, while a 7″ display will show off 3D composition without the need for special 3D glasses (could that be supplied by Sharp?). that 3D camcorder will invent full use of side-by-side lenses to capture images from a couple of perspectives. All stills are captured in resolutions of up to 5 megapixels, while videos can be stored onto an SD memory card in AVI format. You won’t find any HDMI output for that though, since it doesn’t handle full HD recording. Expect the DXG-321 to retail for $600 thereabouts when it hits the market.

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Those who have been looking for a camcorder might be pleased to know that Toshiba has just introduced its new Camileo range Stateside, where the S20, H30 and X100 are tipped to be released that coming June with price tags to the tune of $179, $249 and $399, respectively. All three models will share an SD memory card slot, a 3″ LCD display, YouTube hotkey, HDMI connectivity, USB 2.0 support and full HD recording (1080p) to keep up with the times. The Camileo S20 is extremely slim at 0.67″, featuring 4x digital zoom as well as the ability to snap 5-megapixel stills. As for the Camileo H30, that model sports 5x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom while taking 10-megapixel still shots. Last but not least would be the Camileo X100 that comes with 10x optical and digital zoom.

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The Mighty is one interesting device as it doubles up as both a cellphone as well as a projector. For the phone segment, it sports a 3” touchscreen display and GSM connectivity, where you can screw the projector onto the back of the handset, making it look like a distant cousin of the Sony PlayStation Eye Toy. Apart from that, we do know that that device comes with an SD memory card slot, and has a pre-loaded game emulator that handles both NES and SNES titles. that is something you can get only in China, and for a couple of Benjamins as well. Guess the battery life is the main factor that one ought to consider whether you were to purchase that handset.

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