Chances are, last time you were doing the weekly shop, you were semi-tempted by that own-brand Android tablet going for nothing. All the big supermarkets have been offering cut-price iPad rivals for some time, but only now do they promise to be any good: presenting the Medion P9514 Android tablet, running Honeycomb, no less.
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Medion‘s not one to sit about and wait for MSI to trot out its touchscreen netbook rival to the Eee PC T91, so it’s gone and made one of its own instead. Out of an MSI netbook. Now why didn’t MSI think of that?
First spotted back in August, Medion’s first Blu-ray compatible laptop has just gone on sale. Priced at a reasonable-sounding £799, the Akoya 8610 is a powerful notebook with an 18.4-inch screen.
We know that MSI isn’t precious about its Wind little lappy and is happy to dress it up in other manufactures’ clothing, no doubt in exchange for a chunky slab of cash. Ever wondered exactly how many rebadged models there actually are out there? Answer coming up after the jump.
Medion just unveiled its new Life TV range, packing in 250GB of hard drive space to record shows without any extra equipment.
