We've seen various talk, leaks and pre-announcement hints about ASUS' latest range of Eee Top models, but the company has finally made official their latest all-in-ones. The line-up now consists of five models with 20-inch displays, together with a 15.6-inch variant, with varying levels of multitouch, GPU and Intel or AMD processors.
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ASUS Eee Top ET2010PNT, ET2010P, ET2010AGT & more get official
Sharp IS01 Android MID for KDDI packs multitouch, EVDO Rev.A
Japanese carrier KDDI have unveiled their own Android based offering, and rather than a smartphone it's a 3G-enabled MID. The Sharp IS01 packs Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 5-inch 960 x 480 multitouch display and a full QWERTY keyboard, together with integrated EVDO Rev.A, WiFi b/g and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR.
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 will never have multitouch
I mentioned earlier this morning that the Sony Ericsson X10 is up for pre-order on the Vodafone network in the UK. We have also posted our own review of the X10 here at SlashGear. Sony Ericsson is running a consumer research program centered on the handset, and one of the first questions they've had to field is exactly what happened to multitouch support. The answer doesn't bode well, either; apparently the X10 lacks support both at the software and hardware level.
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HTC Desire Unboxing [Video]
While the HTC Legend was a shiny, unibody wonder, the undoubtable star of Mobile World Congress last month was the HTC Desire. Instantly dubbed "the Nexus One with Sense", the Android 2.1 smartphone has just arrived on the SlashGear doorstep demanding its unboxing video privileges. Who are we to turn down a 3.7-inch AMOLED display, 1GHz Snapdragon processor and 5-megapixel camera? Check out the unboxing, plus a first-look comparison with the Nexus One, after the cut.
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Poker Surface mixes multitouch with smartphone controllers [Video]
What would you do with a Microsoft Surface multitouch table, a love of gaming and a handful of spare phones? If your answer is "I'd make a multitouch poker game, using the phones to secretly view my cards" then tough luck, it's already been done. Poker Surface is the handiwork of a group of students at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany; gameplay mainly happens on the Surface itself, but you view your cards on a wirelessly-connected smartphone, tilting the handset toward yourself to catch a glimpse of what you've been dealt.
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ASUS Eee Top ET2010AGT priced for Europe; drops May 2010
Spotted in the plastic back at CeBIT 2010, but with nary a sign of pricing or availability, ASUS have spilt some more details on the upcoming multitouch Eee Top ET2010AGT and its non-touchscreen ET2010AG cousin. European buyers will apparently be able to pick up either machine in early May 2010, with the ET2010AGT priced at €649 ($867) and the ET2010AG coming in at €599 ($800).
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22MP Display Wall for gigapixel images created [Video]
As the number of gigapixel images available increases - offering incredible detail from indecently high-resolution cameras - it seems all the more perverse to view them, as if peering through a keyhole, in your browser. Over at the University of Tromsø in Norway they've come up with a better solution, though you'll need a pretty big kit box if you want to replicate it. They've created a 22-megapixel display wall, made up of 28 projectors driven by 30 computers, which can display huge gigapixel images and respond to multi-point gesture control.
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JooJoo on track to meet March 25th ship date?
From one shipping tablet to another, and to be fair this second beast is one we had our doubts would ever reach preorder customers. Fusion Garage's JooJoo site has been quietly updated, ditching the previous "preorder" terminology and instead taking proper orders for the tablet formerly known as the CrunchPad.
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Viliv S10 Blade preorders from March 25th; ships April 22nd
Won over by glowing reviews of the Viliv S10 Blade, and can't wait for Best Buy to start offering the 10-inch convertible multitouch netbook? Dynamism have announced official pricing details for the Atom-based tablet, with presales expected to begin on March 25th. As we heard previously - and criticized at the time - prices kick off at $699 and then shoot skyward.
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Viliv S10 Blade gets reviewed: great multipurpose tablet
We've already seen plenty of Viliv's S10 Blade convertible touchscreen netbook, criticized its pricing and watched it strut its stuff on video; all that's left is the full review, and UMPC Portal have just that. They've been playing with the S10 Blade for a few weeks now, and come away mightily impressed.
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ASUS Eee PC T101MT gets re-reviewed: improved [Video]
It's fair to say the early reviews of the ASUS Eee PC T101MT were disappointing, in no small part because it felt like we'd been waiting a whole long time for the company's latest touchscreen convertible. According to netbooklive, however, we may all have spoken too soon: turns out that the hardware we've seen so far has been sprinkled with pre-production bugs; they've got a production-ready sample, and the end result is much more impressive.
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Hanvon BC10C multitouch Win7 tablet gets tested: premium feel
Hanvon's BC10C (and its BA10E sibling) was a surprising stand-out from CeBIT 2010 recently, a multitouch-capable 10-inch slate running Windows 7. jkkmobile managed to bring one home from the show, and has been testing it out to see whether it's all good news. The upside is that media performance - thanks to the 1.3GHz Celeron ULV processor - is decent; the downside is that CULV notebook style components don't add up to extremes of battery life.
Video review after the cut
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