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Kamis, 27 September 2012

Sony Xperia Tablet S visits our office, shows its fold-over design and customized Android to our camera

The Sony Xperia Tablet S left its Sony HQ home to spend some time with us. It carries over some design elements from its predecessor, like the 9.4? WXGA screen and fold-over design, but it adds goodies like a quad-core processor (moving from Tegra 2 to 3), thinner aluminum frame and IPX-4 certification (splash proof).

The Xperia Tablet S is 8.8mm thick along its back, with a thicker “fold” on top. This makes the tablet easier to hold in the hand and is used to attach the tablet to various accessories.

Sony gave us a suede cover to test, which also serves as a stand (it can hold the tablet tilted at two different angles). It snaps into place and will hold the tablet upside down, but we wouldn’t shake it too hard. When you close it, you can use the elastic band to keep it shut.

The tablet is available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions, but the 16GB one will probably be the most popular as there is an SD card slot. That’s right, not microSD, but a regular-sized SD card slot, meaning you can expand the storage on the cheap.

Sony Xperia Tablet S in our office

The top of the tablet houses an IR port, so you can use the tablet as a remote control. The included app is quite powerful and can even learn new commands directly from a remote control, if your appliance isn’t on the (quite extensive) list of presets.

The Sony Xperia Tablet S really feels like something intended for home use with the Remote control app. It even comes with a Small app version, so you can always switch the channel.

Speaking of Small apps, they are floating apps that take up only a part of the screen and can be used along side regular apps. You can see them in action in the video below.

We’re doing our complete review thing on the Sony Xperia Tablet S, so stick around if you want to learn more on the slate.

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Senin, 27 Agustus 2012

Samsung gives a sneak peek at the upcoming Windows 8 tablet with keyboard dock

The Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin or IFA will commence by the end of this week and naturally a bevy of manufacturers will be displaying their latest and greatest this year at Berlin. With the event this close, you are bound to see some leaks and teasers and Samsung has just provided one of the latter.

What you see above is Samsung’s upcoming Windows RT tablet, complete with a keyboard dock in the background. There is no name, no specs, just a picture with a tagline “Ready to be smart?”.

It will be interesting to see what hardware this tablet will be running on, and whether Samsung will use the Exynos 5 Dual that they announced earlier this month.

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Kamis, 26 Juli 2012

Huawei MediaPad 7 Lite Android tablet comes with an aluminum unibody, yet uncofirmed specs

Huawei just announced a new 7? Android tablet – the MediaPad 7 Lite. With Google’s Nexus 7 tablet on the market, there isn’t a lot of room for 7? droid tablets but the Huawei offering does have a few things the pureblood tablet doesn’t.

First off, the Huawei MediaPad 7 Lite has an aluminum unibody design. Then there’s the 3G connectivity (with voice calls and SMS), along with cameras on the front and the back. The tablet seems to be running stock Android ICS, but Huawei really thrifty with the details.

From one of the images it seems that it has two slots hidden under flaps – presumably one is for the SIM card and the other for a microSD card (which would be another advantage over the Nexus 7), but nothing on the official page confirms it.

Actually, that’s all we know about the MediaPad 7 Lite for now – the processor is unknown and there’s no info on pricing, markets or launch date. Without this, we don’t know how it stacks up against the $200 Nexus tablet with a quad-core processor and guaranteed OS updates (but no 3G, cameras or microSD card slot).

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Selasa, 24 Juli 2012

Lenovo IdeaTab S2110 Android ICS tablet goes on sale in the US, brings along an optional keyboard dock

Lenovo just put the IdeaTab S2110 on sale in the US – it’s a 10? Android ICS tablet with an optional keyboard dock, a la Asus Transformer. The keyboard dock features a battery that boosts battery life by 10 hours, two full-size USB ports and a 3-in-1 SD card reader.

The tablet itself features a 10.1? IPS LCD display, a 5MP main camera (with LED flash), 1.3MP front-facing camera and a pair of speakers with SRS TruMedia enhancement. The Lenovo IdeaTab S2110 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 APQ8060A chipset with two Krait cores clocked at 1.5GHz, 1GB of RAM and Adreno 225 GPU.

Other features of the Lenovo IdeaTab S2110 include Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, optional 3G connectivity, A-GPS (for the 3G-enabled model), microHDMI port and even FM radio. The battery in the tablet promises 10 hours of battery life (plus another 10 if you put it in the keyboard dock). The tablet alone weighs 590g.

Here’s a closer look at the microHDMI port, the keys on the dock and the USB ports:

US users can purchase the IdeaTab S2110 straight from Lenovo’s site – the 16GB tablet will set you back $343 or (if you want the keyboard dock too) $399. For the 32GB version, just add $32. There are optional covers for the tablet too (look familiar, don’t they?).

By the way, the price gets this low only with an eCoupon, so if you want one, you’d better act before the promotion expires (I couldn’t find a date when that might happen).

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Selasa, 15 Mei 2012

Watch how this Tizen developer tablet runs Android apps without breaking a sweat

Tizen is now officially into its version 1.0 era and development has been going great. However, when it becomes available for everyone to use, it probably won’t have 500,000 apps at its disposal.

That’s why Samsung and Intel have wittily enabled the platform to run Android applications as well. Using a special “Application Compatibility” layer, the Tizen platform, and the first tablet it powers can run virtually any app from the Google Play store.

Here’s a video courtesy TheHandleBlog, who take a dive in a Tizen developer tablet showcasing some Android apps.

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Sabtu, 28 April 2012

Amazon Kindle Fire owns more than half of the Android tablet market, comScore says

Since its release, the Kindle Fire has skyrocketed to the top of the Android tablet market, now holding a whopping 54.4%.

By comparison, the entire Samsung Galaxy Tab family is in the second spot with 15.4%.

The latest report indicates that the Amazon product has been a massive success, especially considering it has only been on the market since November. The comScore results also polled the number of page views by different tablet sizes, showing that the larger the tablet, the more intensively it’s being used for web browsing.

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana

Jumat, 27 April 2012

Sony Tablet S gets an Android 4.0 update and a price drop

The Sony Tablet S is currently receiving its due serving of ICS.

The Android 4.0 update is available over the air and includes an enhanced lockscreen, direct SD card access, folder support, web browser improvements, screenshot capture and more.

If you own a Tablet S you should get a notification, prompting you to update or you could manually check out the software update menu under settings . Here’s a video outlining the major parts of the update, courtesy of Sony.

If you don’t own a Tablet S, but feel tempted to buy one now, you should know Sony’s offering an instant $50 rebate on its website and a free engraving.

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Eliana Adriana Chandra Buana