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As technology expands and more gadgets are being used to surf the internet, companies are consistently working on creating new toys for the big kids to play with! With all the tablets that are hitting the market every month, it can be confusing as to which one to choose, especially without putting a dent in your pocket. Tablets aren’t just becoming a toy to play with or used as a bedtime read, in fact, many professionals use tablets to get work done while on the go, or even at home. The features and capabilities the tablets have expanded to, allow people to use tablets almost just as much as they use their computers. These are the top 3 tablets to consider for just under $300!
Samsung Serie 7 Chronos mit HD 8870M im Test Intels Core i7 mit vier Kernen und AMDs Radeon HD 8870M versprechen viel Leistung. Samsung kombiniert im Chronos „770Z7E“ beides mit einem 17-Zoll-Display.
Today for review I have the Idolian Mini Studio which is an 8” Android tablet which runs Android 4.1 or Jelly Bean. The tablet is small and very lightweight, it’s only 4mm thick and it weighs in at 420 grams. Idolian actually touts the Mini Studio as being a competitor for the iPad Mini and it has my vote, but I like Android and I’ve never really cared for Apple products. The Mini Studio comes with front and rear cameras, it has 16gb of storage built-in and you can expand it with a microSD card if that’s not enough. The tablet has wi-fi, Bluetooth and an HDMI output and it’s power by a dual CPU that runs at 1.6Ghz and there’s 1gb of DDR3 ram. In my time with it I’ve come find out it’s powerful little tablet that can handle pretty much anything I’ve thrown at it including 1080p videos that play flawlessly. The battery life is excellent, with just slight use like checking email and getting app updates I got over two and half days on a single charge. So read on to learn more about a great little choice for an Android tablet…
With the XE500T1C you don’t need to have a laptop for your desk and a tablet for on the go. The XE500T1C is a tablet with a nice big 11.6” HD LED display for on the go, and when you need to get some serious work done at the comfort of a desk then you can dock it into a comfortable (and locking) keyboard and trackpad dock. Ready to travel? The dock locks safely onto the tablet and can be collapsed just like a laptop!
The Pivos Xios DS is a flexible media player powered by an ARM Cortex A9 processor and an OpenGL Mali-400 3D GPU. The Xios DS media player is primarily Android-based but also has a Linux firmware option provided by Pivos. Pivos works closely with XBMC to optimize media playback functionality on the Xios DS hardware and usher XBMC development maturity on the Android platform. For connectivity, the Pivos Xios DS comes has a 10/100 Ethernet port, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, three USB 2.0 and a micro-SDHC card slot. Since it is running an unlocked Android OS, users can access the Google Play store and download apps that they need. The Pivos Xios DS uses an HDMI port to output video and comes bundled with an HDMI cable so it can be used directly out of the box.
The fine folks at Cyberpower PC have sent us over one of their latest creations, and truth be told, I'm looking forward to this one! What we have today is the Cyberpower Fangbook X7-200 gaming notebook. The entire Fangbook series features a massive 17.3" screen (1920x1080 HD LED-Backlit), Intel Core i7-3630QM quad-core processors (to start), and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX and GTX 680M graphics. To say that these things are beasts doesn't do them justice. The Fangbook has the different versions to it, each with slightly different specifications and price points. The Fangbook X7-200 that we have in our hands today starts out at $1549...
The Dell Latitude E6430s and 6430u are great examples of the evolution of laptops. The E6430s is the classic notebook that we've seen for a long time, with docking port, standard DVD burner and a 2.5-inch hard disk. The 6430u is a more current design. Sleek, no DVD burner, and no room for a 2.5-inch hard disk and instead an mSATA SSD. That also makes it a fast machine.
The Lenovo ThinkPad W530 is a professional business notebook for demanding applications such as graphic or video design and other professional software. You can put it in a docking station and you get (rare) connectors such as Firewire and a Expresscard 34 card slot. It has a solid build quality, and it features the trademark quality keyboard we're used to from Lenovo.
The Dell XPS 10 is a successful combination of laptop and tablet. If you're considering the XPS 10, we would recommend getting it with the keyboard dock as it's definitely worth it. It turns it into a true mini-laptop with touchscreen with outstanding battery life and very decent performance from the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4.
We take our first Sony smartphone out for a spin, the Xperia TX. Let's take a look and see how it went.
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