Archos A13PS blazes trail with Intel Atom processor
March 18, 2010
Guess the use of Intel's Atom processors are no longer limited to just netbooks, as Archos forges a new path with their Archos A13PS notebook. Sporting a 13.3" display, it runs on the Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor, which happens to be Intel’s latest dual core version of its Atom line, complete with integrated GMA 3150 graphics. Word on the street has it that the Archos A13PS will be running on Windows 7 Home Premium operating system, but more details should surface when April rolls around since that is when the notebook would be released.
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Vodafone 845 Android phone leaked
March 10, 2010
Vodafone's 845 Android phone has just experienced an online leak, where we do know that that model will be easy on the pockets with the possibility of it shipping with Vodafone 360 social networking support. that budget Android-powered smartphone is tipped to hit the market that coming May, where it will feature a 2.8" QVGA display, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS navigation support, a 3.2-megapixel camera and Bluetooth. Word on the street has it that the Vodafone 845 will go for €150 on a pay as you go basis.
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Android-powered HTC Supersonic Caught On Video
March 9, 2010
There isn’t a lot of data on the HTC Supersonic, but word on the street is that it will be the first Android-powered phone to support Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network. A video of what should be the HTC Supersonic (since it’s written so on the back of the phone) has surfaced, and despite it being blurry, should be rather interesting to check out. Video is available after the jump. Specifications of the HTC Supersonic are rumored to be:
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Pictures And Details Of The Microsoft Courier Journal Surface
March 6, 2010
We’ve dug up some leaked user interface shots of the upcoming Microsoft Courier tablet device in the past, and now it seems that more pictures and a nice video of the device has surfaced on the Web. From the latest info, it seems that the device will operate as a digital journal, as well as being under an inch thick, weighing a little by a pound, and powered by the NVIDIA Tegra 2. Word on the street is that that device will be launching in Q3 or Q4, but nothing concrete seems to be available at the moment, not even a price tag. Video on it after the jump.
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Hulu could shift focus to iPad
February 11, 2010
Word on the street has it that Hulu, the second largest video site on the Web, could be shifting their focus to support the Apple iPad despite being absent from the stage last month during the iPad's unveiling. After all, there is one major stumbling block for that to happen - the iPad has no Flash support, and currently Hulu's entire video subject matter must run within a Flash player. Perhaps all of that could change with the iPad's March release term, since Hulu is working on an iPad-friendly version of its site. There is no confirmation or denial on that speculation on Hulu's part as at press date, but what do you think? Is it a go or no-go for Hulu?
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Apple In Last Minute Meeting With Publishers?
January 20, 2010
Word on the street is that Apple is busy in last minute negotiations with US book regarding its upcoming tablet. It seems that publishers are trying to retain greater control by the pricing and supply of digital material, and they’re seeking an “agency model” to achieve that. With that, the publishers would be able to control access to the digital file, and additionally the price that it’s sold at. Apparently all 6 of the largest US publishers are involved in these secret discussions. With the ever-so-important moment of Jan 27th just around the corner, it seems that there may be a possibility that the deals may not be in place in duration, though it remains to be seen how it will affect the event. With the event just a week away, be prepared for many more leaks by the next 7 days.
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ATI Radeon HD 5450 rumored to be out next month
January 19, 2010
Word on the street has it that the latest ATI Radeon HD 5450 graphics card will hit the market some day in the middle of next month, where it will see off the current line of ATI HD 4650/4550/4350 graphics cards. that model is touted to offer a new standard where the mid-range market is concerned, and is DirectX 11-ready while coming in 512MB or 1GB GDDR4 memory configurations with core frequencies of 775MHz and memory frequencies of 1,000MHz. We wonder how much these new cards will cost, and will it offer a pretty big bang for your ever devaluing buck?
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