Now Microsoft has its own slate! Soon a regulatory body will become mandatory for governing the boundaries within which companies should launch tablets. With almost every company launching its own internet tablet, the dilemma behind which is the best and which should be avoided looms around all the time. No doubt why plenty of internet users are buying tablets just because of the desire to have one though it isn’t of any use for them.
The much awaited handsets carrying Windows Phone 7 are very much round the corner. If rumours are to be believed then Windows Phone 7 should be available in the US by November while UK seems to be enjoying an early launch which should be somewhere around late October itself.
Microsoft did hint the launch of Windows Phone 7 by late October in UK and the rumours seem to confirm this. Fans in UK can enjoy the fact that all five major operators should be having the Windows Phone 7 by late October itself. Continue reading »
Initially the web did not believe when graphical mock-ups of Axon Logic Hackintosh tablet were introduced to the internet. But recently the Axon Logic Hackintosh tablet has been officially announced and now you got to believe, as it is real.
The newly designed tablet is compatible with any Darwin OS which will include plenty of Unix distributions and Mac OS X as well. Though installing Mac OS on hardware other then Apple’s is breach of license agreement yet we are sure that many of you out their are going to experiment with this new tablet. Continue reading »
Apple’s iPad has been out for several months now and boy has it been popular, with nearly no actual strong competitor against the iPad from any brand whatsoever, you can easily see why it has made such a significant impact among the tablet market. This found footage below however tries to suggest the opposite, that Microsoft can still make an impact despite the Courier project ending prematurely, manufacturers like Hanvon are beginning to release Windows 7 tablets like the one below. Continue reading »
As expected, China has successfully launched iPads for the global market. The original Apple iPad isn’t yet available worldwide henceforth we are pretty sure that the Chinese versions are going to attract some amount of attention (we are already giving them some publicity by writing about them here!) The best part of these huge looking iPads is that they are just the rough versions. “This is just the first rough version,” Lin said in Cantonese. “While the shape isn’t quite the same, the external appearance is very similar to the iPad, so we don’t think it will affect our sales that much.”
As we know Apple’s iPad has been a huge hit for some time now, and he is sitting on the throne as the best tablet for some time now. There have been many challengers who would like to take his place, and this time the challenge comes from Toshiba and it’s armed with Android OS and Windows 7.
