SlashGear » CEATEC 2010

Fujitsu Windows 7 Tablet concepts previewed

Chris Davies — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 08:52:25 +0000

Fujitsu’s dual-display phone wasn’t the only prototype the company had on show at CEATEC 2010 this week; the company also brought along a couple of tablet mockups. Neither of the unnamed slates were functional – in fact the Windows desktops were printed onto stickers and pasted onto the front of the plastic slabs – but

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Panasonic LUMIX 13.2MP phone hands-on [Video]

Chris Davies — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 11:07:13 +0000

The promise of 13.2-megapixels in a cellphone-sized package is a red rag to video-hungry bloggers, and so the SlashGear Japan team made sure to stop by Panasonic’s booth at CEATEC 2010 this week to check out their new LUMIX phone. To the untrained eye it could be mistaken for one of the legion of existing

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Sharp Galapagos video demos

Chris Davies — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 10:42:44 +0000

Sharp brought along their duo of Android-based ereader tablets, the 10.8-inch Sharp Galapagos Home and 5.5-inch Sharp Galapagos Mobile, to CEATEC 2010 this week, and SlashGear Japan stopped by to see if the prototypes were up to scratch. Thankfully Sharp still have a couple of months before the slates’ December launch in Japan, since right

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Pioneer Network Vision HUD video demo

Chris Davies — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 10:32:52 +0000

Pioneer brought along its latest in-car technology to CEATEC 2010 this week, with a demo of their work-in-progress Network Vision HUD (head-up display). The system – which was being demonstrated to SlashGear Japan with screens showing the moving road ahead, and a partial windshield which you could peer through – projects animations, directions and general

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Fujitsu Dual-Display phone prototype video demo

Chris Davies — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 10:15:40 +0000

We can’t get enough of the dual-rotating action of Fujitsu’s double-screen concept smartphone, which SlashGear Japan caught up with at CEATEC 2010 this week. The prototype has a pair of huge 960 x 480 touchscreens which can be left in portrait mode as a lengthy flip-phone or twisted down into a broad clamshell. Video demo

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