Notebooks are dime a dozen, and much like the mobile phone marekt, it’s the features that really matter. In the case of Pioneer’s latest laptop, the 12.1″ DreamBook Lite, it’s got a few features in here that may make someone shopping around take a second look.
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Pioneer DreamBook Lite is a 12.1-Inch Notebook With 10 Hour Battery Life
It doesn’t happen all too often, but it’s completely possible: a phone gets released, and there’s actually enough demand for the thing that retailers actually sell out . Of course, there’s all sorts of different angles you could look at that, from there being a “small amount” of initial units, or (which may be unlikely for some devices), there were just that many people out there that wanted their hands on it
Sharing files – whether a central document store, a single place for backup or a huge multimedia library – is becoming more popular, and we’re seeing an increasing number of devices promise to take your regular USB storage and make it network-friendly. Latest to the SlashGear test bench is the Iomega iConnect , a compact box that can share both drives and printers to local and remote users.
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Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station Review
One OS that iPhone users constantly berate is Windows Mobile, and it undoubtedly has its flaws.
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Iphone 3.0 Os Launched – How Does It Stack Up Against Its Rivals?
There’s another tablet set to launch here soon on the market, but that doesn’t mean you should take your eyes off the competition just yet . With videos like this one after the break, we’re pleasantly surprised by what HP, Microsoft, and Adobe have worked together to create. Now, if the HP Slate can function as well as these videos showcase, our anticipation for this gadget will increase ten-fold.
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Adobe And HP Show Off Slate, Flash and AIR Take Limelight
We’ve heard the grumblings about the prolific HD2 hitting the shelves here in the States for a little while now, and with its supposed release of March 24th right around the corner, there’s no shock that we’re starting to see live images of the device, carrier branded and all, popping up.
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HTC HD2 Gets Photoshoot, Shows Off T-Mobile Branding
With the number of gadgets and toys around my house that use AA and AAA batteries, I use lots of rechargeable batteries. Energizer launched new chargers a while back that charge batteries via USB when connected to your laptop or desktop computer called the Duo Charger and USB Charger . Energizer and US-CERT have announced today that there is a serious security issue with the software offered alongside both of the chargers
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Major PC security issue with Energizer Duo Charger and USB Charger
We were just talking about the Turtle , the other device from Microsoft’s Project Pink, and then this happens. Gizmodo have scrounged up some live images of the Pure, the more SideKick-like device
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Project Pink’s Pure Shows Off for Camera
There’s no mistaking Viewsonic’s design inspiration. From the Apple-style packaging to the brushed-metal finish of the VNB131 itself, this is most definitely a MacBook wannabe. Still, if you’re going to base your product on a rival, you could do far worse than choose Cupertino’s finest, so the question has to be whether the Viewsonic VNB131 lives up to the standard
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Viewsonic ViewBook Pro VNB131 Review
Sony’s newest catchphrase, “make.believe,” is a fitting reminder that Sony ads make no sense. Laptops take flight, PlayStations become monsters, and pitchmen state plainly that Sony TVs make you better at playing sports
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Let’s Make.Believe Sony Ads Make Sense! [We Miss Sony]
