So today is the day that a lot of people have been waiting for…the release of the Motorola Atrix. The 4G android phone has all the goodies, dual-core Nvida cpu, 5mp camera, finger print reader, wi-fi and Swype text input. All that being said, the Atrix may be one of the best cell phones on the market nowadays, but adding to the notable of this device is the laptop dock. (more…)
Looks like Motorola is join the tablet wars. And they take blatant shots at the iPad and the Galaxy Tab. I did notice however that they left out players like the Playbook and the new announced Creative ZiiO. Now either they feel that they are not a threat, or they’re just not ready to battle everyone at once. Time will tell…
Apple and Rim have been at war for some time now over who has the more sought after, more desired and all around better handset. Well in April or May of next year, the fight will have moved into the tablet arena. Apple came out with a great device in the iPad, but it lacked a few features that left a few consumers wanting more. Rim decided to fill this void with it’s own table, the PlayBook. I will include a USB port, Flash and a front facing camera. But not to be outdone, it’s speculated that the iPad 2 will step it’s game up and be be pretty closely matched to the PlayBook. 
Here’s a list of unofficial specs:
· Cameras – front and rear, HD capable
· Gyroscope - 3 axis gyroscope
· USB port – micro USB Probably for charging
· GSM and CDMA
· Thinner - more like a MacBook
· Retina display – like that of the iPhone 4
· Seven-inch screen – more on par with other tablets
· A faster processor – likely an ARM’s Cortex A9 (1GHz dual-core), like the PlayBook
· More memory - from 256MB to at least 512MB
The much awaited Blackberry tablet has finally been made official. Once thought to be named the Black Pad, the PlayBook has a strong list of product features and specs guaranteed to iPad competitor .
Is it worth the $500 expected price tag? Drop me a line and let me know what you guys think.
Apple today has updated their existing iMac lineup by dumping Core 2 Duo altogether and bringing Intel’s Core i3, i5 and i7, along with faster graphics card options. Available in both 21.5 and 27 inches, the prices of both the entry level base model, and the flagship model remains same as the older ones, except that these new ones have more power then ever before.
Full details are as follows.
Apple Updates iMac Line
Introduces New Multi-Touch Magic Trackpad (more…)
Starting at $449.99, the 11.6-inch LT32 is a great option for the hi-def video playback on the go. And the HDMI connections makes it possible to share content with with friends and family. 
Press release follows.
A few days ago i reviewed Logitech’s C200 and C600, both excellent cams by the way. Today i have a treat for those of you with a little deeper pockets, the Pro 9000 ($99.99). The first thing that you’ll notice is the shape. (more…)
