Tag Archive for '3g'
Polymer Vision have confirmed that they’re on schedule to launch their Readius cellular-connected ebook reader in the Fall. In a post to their new company blog, CEO Karl McGoldrick also announced the launch of www.readius.com, the media and content portal that Readius users will be able to access free and subscription-based information.
An unnamed internal ASUS source has confirmed that the company is planning a 3G version of the Eee budget ultraportable, intended for the European market. ASUS was already known to be preparing a WiMAX equipped Eee for the US, but the Euro version will presumably come with HSDPA/HSUPA suited for the 3G frequencies used.
Sony has publicly stated its aim to have 90-percent of its product range networked by 2010, and that moreover this inter-connectivity will happen either automatically or with a single button press. Speaking at a recent event, Sony President and COO Stan Glasgow told journalists that the VAIO range would be an obvious focus point for [...]
Tablet PC manufacturer Motion has updated its handle-blessed range of C5 and F5 slates with new storage options, accessories and mobile broadband. The C5, which Motion describe as a Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) intended primarily for health workers, now has a choice of 80GB traditional hard-drive or a 32GB SSD, together with optional EV-DO.
PMP manufacturer Archos is planning an event in London this month, which is rumored to see the launch of the company’s first 3G wireless-enabled media player. Held on July 10th, the event has the tag-line “entertainment your way” and will feature a major product announcement by Tony Limrick, the UK managing director. The 3G PMP, which Archos [...]
Over at PHONE Mag they’ve been playing with HP’s latest foray into the smartphone business, the iPAQ 910 Business Messenger. Running Windows Mobile and packing 3G, WiFi b/g, integrated GPS and a full QWERTY keyboard, the 910 has obviously taken the “sober” route rather than ape the latest BlackBerry Bold.
Dell has announced its new Studio notebook range, and they’ve gone all out with color options. Available in two screen sizes, 15-inch and 17-inch, the Vista laptops have up to an Intel Core2 Duo Processor T9300 (2.5GHz, 6MB L2 Cache, 800MHz FSB), up to 4GB of RAM, a choice of integrated Intel X3100 graphics or [...]
Chrysler has announced that its 2009 model-year cars will be have a wireless communication option called uconnect. Made up of Bluetooth hands-free, hard-drive based media, Sirius TV & Radio, GPS and, most interestingly, the ability to turn your car into a WiFi hotspot, uconnect will be available on most Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles starting [...]
AT&T has still remained mum on the subject of unsubsidized pricing for the iPhone 3G. This is something people are interested in, since many people may not end up qualifying for the unsubsidized price, due to already being mid-contract. (Granted, we still don’t know exactly how AT&T plans on handling this situation). However, some recent [...]
The Flybook V5 ultraportable Tablet PC isn’t exactly new - in fact we first saw it reviewed this time last year - but it’s so far only been available in the US through importers such as iCube. Now manufacturer Dialogue are officially selling it, with a top-whack price tag of $2,900. For that you get [...]
