Recap: Top Tablets of 2012
The year 2012 has come to an end and it seems that not just smartphones but tablets as well have made some major headlines in the tech community. Laptops have seen their heyday of fame and smartphones continuously charge ahead, experimenting and heaping on all sorts of new features. Tablets have traditionally (asides from being free of cell phone spyware and cell phone tracking problems) fallen in the middle of these two gigantically...
Sony Xperia Tablet Z Kitchen Edition launched
Sony has launched the Sony Xperia pill Z Kitchen version, a new variant of its flagship tablet. The Xperia tablet Z Kitchen adaptation comes with 32GB interior storage and includes some preloaded apps for cooking. the company mentions that the tablet comprises $a hundred and fifteen value of recipes, content material and accessories. The Xperia tablet Z Kitchen adaptation additionally packs an iGrill, which is an app-enabled Bluetooth...
Samsung allegedly working on 12.2 and 10-inch tablets
Samsung is within the news again with a brand new document now claiming that the South Korean software maker is allegedly working on capsules with 12.2-inch and 10-inch shows. Twitter consumer @evleaks has published the specs of Samsung SM-P900 and P600 which he claims are the edition numbers of capsules featuring a 12.2-inch and 10-inch show, respectively. The tweet with the aid of @evleaks stated, “Samsung SM-P900: 12.2-inch,...
Panasonic Touchpad FZ-M1 rugged tablet with windows 8.1
Panasonic Touchpad FZ-M1 Panasonic, increasing its Touchpad range of tablets, has launched the Touchpad FZ-M1 tablet at CES 2014. The rugged tablet, unlike earlier iterations, is targeted at the undertaking section. The Panasonic Touchpad FZ-M1 will probably be on hand at a starting worth of $2,099 (roughly Rs. 1, 30,500) and is expected to hit markets in early spring 2014, despite the fact that there’s no phrase yet on...
Amazon Kindle Fire HD tablet gets a price cut in India
The 7-inch variant of Amazon’s Kindle hearth HD drugs has obtained a cost cut within the Indian market. The tablet’s 16GB storage variant now costs Rs.11,999, whereas the 32GB storage variant is priced at Rs. 15,999. The Amazon Kindle fire HD 7 was launched in June, with the 16GB variant priced at Rs. 15,999, and the 32GB variant priced at Rs. 18,999. The pill is available on Amazon.in and is sold through Croma with order...