It really takes a lot to get hot under the collar about a netbook these days. But that’s exactly what the Viewsonic VNB101 is aiming for, thanks to a Linux–based add-on OS that lets you dive in for easy web access and VoIP chatter. But does this neat extra make it a winner? Read our Viewsonic VNB101 and we’ll let you know.
Archos had “one more thing” to tease us with at the Android tablet unveiling today: an Archos Phone Tablet! Read on for what we know so far about this voice handling voluptuous PMP.
Here it is folks, the Archos 5 Internet tablet. The 3AM girls can keep a secret better than the French PMP maker, so we knew nearly everything about this touchscreen Google slate already, but this is the first time it’s been handled out in the wild. Read on for the photos!
We’ve been waiting months, but the Archos 5 Internet Tablet is official at last. We’ve got all the specs, and the first photos of this Android touchscreen slate, so read on for all the info.
The Palm Pre made its first large-scale outing at a UK press showcase this afternoon, but what should’ve been an eye-popping star-turn turned into a damp squib, as Palm’s iPhone-battling smartphone appeared with software problems, hardware stuck in prototype limbo and uncertainty over a firm UK release date. All quite a surprise, given the handset has been on sale in the US since June.
Sky’s music service has been in the works since July last year, but if the latest reports are to be believed it’s about to come thundering out of the gates, offering a streaming service to tackle Spotify by Christmas.
Say hello to the picoStick. We’d be happy enough to pay for this coin sized USB key even if it just had a bit of flash memory on board, but it’s much smarter than that: it fits an entire TV tuner into its little case, so you can get your Freeview on the go without weighing down your hand luggage.
Let’s get the Indiana Jones jokes out of the way first, shall we? The Harman Kardon GLA-55 speakers do look exactly like the crystal skulls Harrison Ford faffed around with in last year’s blockbuster. These PC speakers don’t suck you in to an alien dimension, but they do offer you some of the best, classiest sonics for your desktop ever. The most expensive too, as we’ve just been staring goggle-eyed at the pricetag. Read on to find out when you can nab them.
