Category: Gadgets

Today the fresh Sprints Nexus S 4G goes on sale, as just planned, features same 4-inch curved Super AMOLED display, 1GHz Hummingbird processor and NFC capabilities your T-Mobile counterparts have enjoyed for months plus promise of Google Talk video chat. You can directly buy it from Sprint at $200 on contract or a $50 off price on Best Buy. Click on the source link for your orders and check out the full spec sheet

The 12.1-inch EliteBook 2760p convertible tablet a secret these days, the FCC made plenty of pictures and documentation available in filling by Sierra Wireless. It is the company that supplies the Qualcomm Gobi3000 dual-mode GSM/CDMA cellular radio on this tablet. The HP is already listed three versions starting at $1,499, with the base model features 2.3GHz Core i5-2410M processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and a 320GB hard disk.

Double twists Apple ecosystem integration belt, now that Android app has added AirPlay streaming to some features. The version 1.4 will stream music, videos, or pictures to the Apple TV or other compatible devices while also claiming beta support for Sonos hardware. The Double Twist player is now free, but using AirPlay means purchasing at $4.99 Airsync add-on, enables wireless sync with your media library and streams to DLNA or uPnP compatible devices. Twonky Mobile is a free alternative that is also AirPlay compatible but without the tight iTunes integration. Dont forget to watch the video

The company just announced its 9.2mm thin smartphone with 700 nit NOVA display will hit Europe this month. It launches planed for North America and Asia at unspecified times after that. There will be a plenty of rumors going around about this device and its now finally got the official announcement. For more details read the press release.

The company has now announced its black and white e-reader with an Android tablet. The BeBook Live tablet features 7-inch multi-touch color screen, 2MP front camera, 1080p HDMI out, Flash Support, and 4GB built in memory. The devices OS is Android2.2, and will be launched on June for $279. Dont forget to look at the video of the tablet.

Comcast is just now jumping with the bandwidth-sharing bandwagon by offering a mobile hotspot. The same Novatel 3G/4G MiFi from Sprint that is been putting internet access in our pockets for a month, only this one features an Xfinity badge and cheaper price tag. The Now Network version costs $80, Comcasts Internet get the device for $25 on a one year contract. The service is only $40 a month for the same Clearwire coverage that costs $50 from Sprint. For more details read the press release.

The Chinese website My drivers.com has now scored what appear to be the very first in the wild shots of Lenovos new super slim ThinkPad X1. You can see that on the picture above, and few more shots after this news. The laptop is thin 21.5mm or 0.85 inches thick, but Lenovo still found room to squeeze in a backlit keyboard. Lenovo has yet to officially say anything about it itself, up to now we had this rumored May 20th launch date. Dont forget to check the pictures

There is been a plenty of rumors going around ASUS Eee Pad Transformer in the gadget sphere. ASUSTek spokesperson David Chang is weighing in on the matter. According to the Netbook News, the company has been overwhelming the demand for the device, and its currently planning to put 100,000 units on streets in May, followed by an additional 200,000 plus in June. If the demand continues to increase substantially, said Chang, then we will have to continue to ramp up production in order to fulfill our customers demand.

The Dells Streak 7 tablet KIRF version has some few advantages over the real deal, it can make phone calls, got a 3000mAh battery, features Android 2.3, runs at 1.2GHz processor and seems to be cheap at under $180 unsubsidized. It also features 7-inch WVGA screen, relies on resistive technology on touch input, got only one core, and there is no evidence of this Gingerbread running, also with Flash 10.1 support, for your orders click on the source link.

AHX Global is back with a product a thumb friendly Bluetooth keyboard. No capacitive touch screens here, just backlit QWERTY keys and a patented rear facing touchpad. You can order the inventively named Thumb keyboard now at the source link for 79.99 (approx. $132) but having only seen renders and considering the companys track record, The device is actually shipping yet. For more details read the press release.

Creative is well known for its speakers adding one more on its list today. The new wireless one-piece D80, which for more intents and purposes, is identical to its another colourful sibling D100, the lower price tag at $50 and a loss of battery power. The $300 ZiiSound D5x, looks an awful lot like its D5, though this play nice with newly announced D3x modular speaker and DSx modular subwoofer, both of them priced at $150. D80 is hitting in this month and the ZiiSounds various components will be arriving this summer. For more details read the press release.

Samsung SENS-240, a hybrid car navigation system, and a tablet that plays nice with your Android-powered Samsung smartphone or the tablet. Akihabara News says that the SENS-240 uses Bluetooth to take your voice, data and voice search and video features from your smartphone when driving. You can then control the SENS-240 using your smartphone or tablet as an advanced remote when idle. The specs are 256MB of RAM, USB-host mode, and an SD slot in addition to 1.43GHz processor to handle 3D maps, video or DMB TV on the 7-inch, 800*480 pixel display.