The Motorola Xoom was launched early this year with a hardware and software combo rumored to dethrone Apple’s iPad series. Loaded with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb), a new Tegra 2 chip and some of the best engineering a tablet can get, Motorola introduced a product that not only beat the iPad line, it buried it. Looking […]
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The HTC Thunderbolt is the newest 4.3″ powerhouse to enter the Android family with the addition of support for Verizon’s new LTE network. Borrowing familiar 1 GhZ single core Snapdragon processor from similar devices, the Thunderbolt brings a much more crisp and flush design with a kick stand in the back for easy dock-like features. […]
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The HP Touchsmart 9100 is one of the most sophisticated All-In-One machines currently out on the market, mixing a nice blend of business and pleasure into one screen. I had the opportunity to review this product last month and found it to have uncharacteristically exciting and new features that are not common for current touch […]
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Samsung Galaxy S phones have been a rave around the world with Samsung reporting that it has sold over 10 million of these devices.? Verizon Wireless sent us the new Continuum and the innovation and design behind this phone is bold and completely new.? The new Continuum features a ticker screen at the bottom of […]
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There are hundreds of options for computers, laptops and netbooks, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. With many users claiming portability and size as one of their biggest consideration factors when purchasing a new PC, I was set to determine if one of the new HP Mini 210 Series netbooks could be a good […]
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