Android still looks like an inferior system compared to the iphone.
Google will unveil the Nexus one, a cell phone running on Android OS, on January 5 in California. Nexus One will cost $529.99 or $179.99 with a two-year T-Mobile contract. (PC magazine)
The new Adam tablet from Notion Ink in India comes with a variety of features that you won't find in most other tablets. These capabilities set it apart from other manufacturers' offerings in the same space. Which of these features do you find most appealing in this new gadget?
Notion Ink has announced their new tablet PC, the nVidia-powered Adam table which runs the Android OS and a Pixel Qi screen that incorporates the best of both LCD and ePaper display technologies. It is promising flash support, as well as full 1080p HD movie playback and integrated HDMI. It is truly a feast full of wonderful technological capacities. Which of its features are you most excited about?
Adam Tablet with LCD display and 3G (and WiFi) for $449
Adam Tablet with Pixel Qi display and WiFi for $449
Adam Tablet with Pixel Qi display, 3G and WiFi for $498
Notion Ink CEO Rohan Shravan has announced tentative pricing options for the company's much-anticipated new tablet-format Android computing platform. The products are differentiated to four different price points, as there are two different screen configurations and two different network configurations. All devices come with an LCD Display and WiFi connectivity. Users who want the revolutionary PixelQi display or 3G connectivity, or both upgrades, will be able to acquire them at a slightly higher cost. Which of these models will you most likely buy?
The new Notion Ink Adam tablet is an amazing portable computing solution from a developer in India. It makes used of the ubiquitous Android operating system, so there are many great applications that will run on the computer already available on the Android Marketplace. Which of these great free productivity applications will you most likely use on your Adam tablet when they finally come out?
The amazing new Notion Ink Adam tablet computer is almost here. It is just undergoing the final round of certifications with the governing bodies responsible for certifying electronic gadgets. When you finally get your Notion Ink Adam tablet in hand, which of these currently featured apps from the Android Marketplace are you most likely to install first?
The amazing new Notion Ink Adam tablet computer is here. It has undergone the final round of certifications with the governing bodies responsible for certifying electronic gadgets. When you finally get your Notion Ink Adam tablet in hand, which of these currently featured apps from the Android Marketplace are you most likely to install first?
It seems that Apple may have been the first in the market, introducing the iPad. However, it looks like the real competition is just around the corner as every major mobile and computer manufacturer is talking about their own version of the tablet. There are rumors about Google's attempt to enter the tablet market with a device that it's developing with major hardware manufacturers. Google has nothing to prove in the OS aspect of the tablet, as we have already witnessed Android capabilities on the Notion Ink Adam and on Nvidia's Tegra tablet. Microsoft joined forces with HP in an attempt to dominate the tablet market, which ended up as a huge disappointment, as the $500 tablet is nothing more than a Windows 7 touchscreen PC. Nvidia recently introduced its new tablet that has 1 GB of RAM, 2 USB ports and a frontal camera (three things that the iPad does not have). Lets hope that Google will meet our expectations.
As with most things, success is sure to breed imitation, with the new Apple iPad having sold well over two million units in the short time since it was launched this was simply an inevitability. At the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show there were no less than a dozen iPad like devices shown.
One of the more intriguing prototypes was the Notion Ink Adam, a device very similar to an iPad but with... read article
