At CES we saw a whole raft of massive TVs, from the LG 84″ ultra definition 3D TV, to the Sharp 3D ready Aquos 70″ TV. Sharp in particular seemed to be running with the idea that bigger was better, despite the fact that most of us can’t fit its Aquos TV in our living rooms. What do you think? Is a bigger TV always a better TV? Click and tell, and drop us a line in the comments to tell us what you think is most important when shopping for a TV.
At CES 2011 we saw some of the first dual core smartphones announced. Headed to our shores is the Motorola Atrix, which has enough muscle to power a laptop dock, and the LG Optimus 2X. If we’re lucky we might also get a look in with a UK friendly version of the Samsung Infuse 4G. But do you want a super powered smartphone? Click and tell…
CES 2011 is over, and now our eyes have readjusted to daylight after squinting at walls of super bright screens, we want to know what you think has been the biggest, most exciting release or announcement from CES 2011. Click and tell!
The price leaks for the BlackBerry PlayBook put it on a level with the Advent Vega, over £100 cheaper than an unlocked BlackBerry Torch, and way below an iPad. But are these prices too good to be true? Earlier this month, RIM co-Chief Executive Officer Jim Balsillie said the BlackBerry PlayBook would be under $500 ($310), and yesterday more specific prices leaked, placing the PlayBook at between $399 (£256) and $599 (£384). But are these prices too good to be true? Are you turning away from the Vega, and in the direction of the PlayBook as we speak? Click and tell…
Microsoft Kinect and Playstation Move have both had some time in the wild, the Kinect admittedly, a lot less than Move. Have you bought one or the other, and if so, which is better? Which do you think is better for your buck, the PlayStation Move with its glowing bobble ended controller, or the full body Kinect? Click and tell!
The Samsung Galaxy Tab goes on sale in the UK today! We’ve told you what we think, we’ve shown you what our readers made of it, and now you can decide for yourself whether this 7-inch tablet stuffed full Android 2.2 Froyo is worth your money. Should you decide it is, you’ll be looking at around £530 unsubsidised, with networks still to show their hands on contract pricing.
So, now it’s time to put your money where Samsung’s mouth is, you tell us: will you be buying the Samsung Galaxy Tab? Hit the poll below, then bounce on over to our Samsung Galaxy Tab hub page for everything you could possibly need to know about it!
Yesterday we posted a video and story about a new prototype tool from Adobe for building HTML 5 graphics and animations. We asked you whether you thought this signalled the beginning of the end for Adobe Flash: if even Adobe is moving into HTML 5, is there still a space for Flash to exist?
Later on today we’ll be getting locked down for the Apple event, which starts in the UK at 6pm. But what’s going to be announced? There’s been a leak today by Apple itself, confirming iLife ’11, and probably the MacBook Air. There are also some heavy handed clues in the press invite, the glimpse of a Lion behind an Apple logo, but as we well know here at Electricpig towers, Apple have a habit of bringing out extra surprise announcements. The last Apple event invite featured a guitar, but on top of new iPods, Apple also announced Apple TV. So while there are safe bets to be made today, there’s lots more that’s still in the runnings: Apple TV app store anyone?
What do you think is coming? Click and tell, choose more than one, and drop us your hunches and wildcard guesses…