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
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A good tablet PC is a great way to get more involved in computer art and animation. The stylus-based drawing packages incorporated into some of todays modern tablet PCs allow your budding artist to create all manner of wonderful artistic creations as you push the limits of your own technological free expression. Which of these tablet PC solutions do you like the best?
There are lots of great new tablet computers hitting the market soon. Some are quite technically advanced, while others sacrifice power and innovation for very low price points. They all offer unsurpassed freedom of movement, allowing you to integrate your computer use directly into your active day-to-day lifestyle. Which of these mobile platforms are you most excited about?
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 Adam Tablet is a tablet computer currently under development by Hyderabad, India-based firm Notion Ink. It is rumoured to be released in the US in June 2010, and it will be powered by a customized version of the Android operating system. The Adam is the first device shown that contains Pixel Qi's low-power, dual-mode display. The device is one of several tablet form-factor devices launching in 2010 to include an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor that can support 1080p video output. Are you excited about this iPad challenger?
One of the great things about the Notion Ink Adam and its Android operating system is the vast number of awesome games available totally free for installing on your tablet. These games take advantage of the Adam's touch screen, allowing the player to interact directly with game avatars. Which of these free games do you like best for the Notion Ink Adam?
Notion Ink CEO Rohan Shravan recently posted a new poll on his blog, asking fans of the yet-to-be-released mobile computing platform to help decide what color combinations the final device should come with. Which of these great color combinations do you like the best for this revolutionary device when it finally ships?
The Adam Tablet is a tablet computer currently under development by Hyderabad, India-based firm Notion Ink. It is rumoured to be released in the US in June 2010, and it will be powered by a customized version of the Android operating system. The Adam is the first device shown that contains Pixel Qi's low-power, dual-mode display. The device is one of several tablet form-factor devices launching in 2010 to include an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor that can support 1080p video output. Will it surpass the iPad as the next must-have tablet?
We need our cars to drive to work, we need our cell phones to stay connected with loved ones, co-workers, etc., and we the need the iPad to, well…what exactly do we need it for? The answer is nothing. Well one could argue that we theoretically don’t need cars to get to work (public transportation) and that we don’t need to use phones to communicate, these things dominate because they produce the best results... read article
The Notion Ink Adam is an amazing new computer from India that displays everything on an amazing Pixel Qi monitor. These new tablets use Android as an operating system, so there are lots of applications already available that you will be able to run once the tablet comes out. Which of these great free weather applications will you most likely use?
