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Samsung now announced the newest member a 32GB microSD card, it boasts a class 10 speed rating and read / write rates of 24MBps and 12MBps, ideal for those who is with good use of 1080p camera. If you know more about the storage, you can know that class 10 is the highest speed category for SD cards at the moment, and that it sits above classes 4 and 6 the tires may covering many microSDHCs on the market. No words on pricing yet, for more details read the press release

MediaMall launched the beta for PlayLater this week, the worlds first DVR for online video. The idea of a DVR for the internet sounds good, it got an accurate facilities description; pick a network (Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc.,), a show, and an episode, and PlayLater downloads your selection to your computers hard drive. PlayLater pulls down it wraps in a neat layer of DRM, locks that content to the PC that downloaded it. Time-shifting Hulu will costs $5 a month, beta teasers can score free month for trying it out. For more details read the press release

Now the new rumor from the DigiTimes that ASUS is not the only company with a sliding Android tablet this holiday season the Acer will be launching its own 10.1-inch slate with a peekaboo QWERTY stashed one. The ARM powered device is being manufactured by Compal, the launch time seems that this may be the first tablet to taste the Ice Cream Sandwich, but it is safe bet if this unnamed device will ship later this year, if its launching somewhat nearer to the launch of Ice cream sandwich means, it will run on Honeycomb on board.

We have already released you the press pictures and teaser videos of both Sony S1 Honeycomb and dual-screen S2. But Germanys Golem managed to spend some time with both of the devices at an event at Munich, now provides the best look at them to date, its not exactly a thorough look, but there is a single image of S1 in the picture above and S2 on the video below. Dont forget to look at the video

The LGs forthcoming DM50D 3D monitor just enough to get you interested, they offered a largely spec free press release for the forthcoming device, heralding the adoption of 3D glasses, Flicker Free capabilities borrowed from Cinema 3D TV, and double the brightness conventional 3D sets. The display has a built-in DTV tuner, HDMI capabilities for connecting with 3D capable consoles and ability to view images and videos directly from a USB flash drive. The device will be hitting Europe in July, for more details read the press release

The image is current design of 3M upcoming e-reader looks familiar. The similarities to the text reader we saw some years back are pretty much uncanny and they are likely more than skin deep, seeing as how 3M has been investing in the company. The device is marketing a bit different with few changes on the board, since the text reader is a bit ancient. The device will play nicely with 3Ms recently announced Cloud Library lending service.

The 10-inch version of RIMs tablet may be focusing on QNX-powered super phone. N4BB reports that its development was recently cancelled to focus on an upcoming QNX-based superphone, said to feature a 1.2GHz single core processor, 4.3-inch HD quality display. Its no secret the phones powered by this platform are on the roadmap, but scraps a PlayBook project in its behalf could indicate companys elevated desire to get it to market even smoother than originally planned. The companys reps said that a QNX-powered device will not hit the market with a dual-core CPU inside. The thing behind this is battery life with existing PlayBook chip.

A PMP selling for $179 at Brando, so-called Gadmei P83 device has somewhat notable trick up its sleeve. It features an 8-inch, 1,280*768 display, can do glasses-free 3D video. You are left to yourself to hunt down the compatible video files and the PMP itself is decidedly ordinary otherwise: 4GB of internal storage, an SD card slot expansion, and usual media play back capabilities. Dont forget to look at the video, if you want one hit on the source link to get yours

Now the official announcement came from T-Mobile for its new device myTouch 4G. It features 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 3.7-inch WVGA Super LCD Screen; it runs on Gingerbread slathered in Sense 3.0. There is an 8MP camera that does low-light photography with a wide-aperture lens capable of f2.2. The camera has also burst mode for snapping rapid fire photos, takes HDR pictures, and does 1080p videos. It will be on sales on July, and the device is priced at $199.99 on a two year contract. Dont forget to look at the video, for more details read the press release

For: Thin and light, Bright Display, improved software keyboard, clean build and expects TouchWiz like updatesAgainst: Lack of ports, No mini-USB, or MicroSD card slot, Honeycomb app selection trails iOS, Camera quality is not greatThe Galaxy Tab 10.1 built with Honeycomb, unlike the most of the Android tablets we tested like Motorola Xoom and others it feels like a finished product. The tablet was slightly thinner than iPad2, seems to be the competitor on the market leader today. Does this really compete with iPad2. Read the full review to get the answer

The Italys first tablet manufacturer, Olivettis product manager Richard Jelmini was caught on camera extensively demoing the Honeycomb running device and like the 100 before it, the OliPad 100 looks like pretty solid hardware. The tablet features 10.1-inch touchscreen, front, and rear facing cameras, 16GB of built-in memory. Dont forget to look at the video