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Dell XPS 14 (2012) Schon im März versuchte Dell mit dem XPS 13 Fuß im Ultrabook-Markt zu fassen. Neben einigen Stärken offenbarte das Gerät aber auch Schwächen. Hat man diese beim XPS 14 ausgemerzt?
It's the latest iPhone, it's landing on doorsteps and shop floors today and we have ours unboxed, photographed and reviewed... so let's get started on the latest and greatest from Apple...
Although most smartphones nowadays feature low levels of radiation (also known as SAR) it's always good to use a Bluetooth wireless earset/headset especially since the law in many countries forbids usage of cellphones when driving without one. Now for all of you that aren't aware of SAR it stands for Specific Absorption Rate, a method which basically measures the amount of radio frequency energy absorbed by the human body when using a cellphone. Because this happens most manufacturers recommend holding the phone at a distance of 30mm away from your body when using it so it's very easy to understand that this isn't possible without the use of an earset/headset. I know it's been a while since i last had the chance to test a Bluetooth wireless earset/headset but during my short vacation i had plenty of time to test the latest one from Jabra called the EXTREME2.
The ASUS S56C is put through our battery of benchmarks. How does this budget-oriented Ultrabook fair? Read on!
The Razer Blade (or New Razer Blade as we are now on a second revision) is a high end Ultrabook aimed at gamers. With a mobile i7 CPU, GeForce GTX 600 series graphics and a unique touch screen track pad it offers something that little bit different to the norm. Today we put it through a selection of real world tests including Crysis 3 and StarCraft 2 Heart of the Swarm.
Today for review I’ve got another inexpensive phone from Verizon, it’s an Android phone running version 2.1 and it’s from Motorola. The Citrus is meant to be basic and it is, it’s small and compact but yet it gets the job done. The Citrus features a touchpad on the back called Backtrack that can be used for navigation if the user wishes instead of the normal touch screen. What really makes the Citrus special is that it’s green, it’s made from 25% recycled plastic an the packaging is eco-friendly as well.
So which one out of these three should you get? It's difficult to say. Disregarding the software we would lean towards the HTC 8S, but its relatively high price makes the Lumia 620 more interesting. And should the Huawei Ascend W1 really become available for that low price, then that is also an excellent choice in this segment.
The Taichi 31 is a unique product, and a successful one at that. It has two screens, one of which is a touchscreen, and the performance of this tablet/laptop is good. For most people the tablet screen will likely be nothing more than a cool gimmick, but for giving presentations on the road it can be a pretty useful feature. And it's nice that you always have a keyboard and touchpad handy.
3D ist in aller Munde. Nachdem immer mehr Fernseher und Notebooks mit ihrer 3D-Tauglichkeit beworben werden, ziehen nun nach und nach auch die ersten Smartphone-Hersteller nach. Mit einem autostereoskopischem Display und einer 3D-Kamera will LG beim Optimus 3D die Gunst der Käufer für sich gewinnen. Allerdings bietet das Gerät weitaus mehr, als man zuerst denkt.
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