Microsoft Unveils its First Tablet “Surface”
Microsoft has unveiled its first tablet named “Surface” to counter the Apple’s iPad.the new devices, expected to come out later this year around the time Microsoft releases Windows 8.Surface will come in two versions, both featuring a 10.6 inch, high resolution, 16:9 display, USB 3.0, front and rear-facing cameras and a kick-stand for easy viewing.The consumer friendly version of the tablet is just 9.3 mm thin, and 1.5 lbs. It will be equipped with an ARM processor that features Windows RT. The Pro version will be equipped with a third-generation Intel Core processor running Windows 8 Pro. This version of Surface will be available in 32 GB and 64 GB models.The Surface tablet will come with a cool “Touch Cover” that will feature a full keyboard and track pad. The touch covers will come in a variety of bold colors and are just 3 mm thick.
Microsoft hasn’t yet disclosed its price and release date.
HTC One V
HTC made a big splash at the Mobile World Congress this year when it showcased three new devices under its HTC One umbrella, namely the One X, One S and One V. The One V is the second device in the series to be launched in the country.The smartphone draws attention thanks to its protruding chin design, which is reminiscent of the HTC Legend. Unlike its elder siblings the One S and the One X, the device sports a comparably smaller 3.7-inch display, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Price-Rs19399/-
Sony Xperia Sola
Sony has announced a new Xperia edition “Sola” that comes with floating touch technology. With the help of this feature, you can navigate the web by just floating your finger over the content. Its operating system is Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Its dual-core 1 GHz processor will give you new feel of power. It has a 3.7 inches capacitive touch floating display. Its 5 inches mega pixel camera will let you click the best photographs with an ease. Also you can feel the experience of 3G technology. Price-Rs13490/-
Philips Fidelio SoundSphere DS9800W
Philips DS9800W is an iPod dock with a difference.This is a centrepiece system aimed at more discerning listeners for whom sound quality is everything, using the company’s SoundSphere technology inside the speakers.The DS9800W is equipped with built-in Wi-Fi and AirPlay.One of the speakers features a Wi-Fi receiver and a 2 x 50W digital amplifier, and as a result sports a little panel of sockets and controls. These include a 3.5mm aux input for audio devices, standby and ‘Wi-Fi setup’ buttons, a port for the mains lead and a pair of sturdy binding posts. Price-Rs65900/-
iPad Mini
The iPad mini is not just a smaller iPad but it changes the way one uses the iPad. It makes possible use cases where the full-size iPad was not conducive to use.The iPad mini as a concept of a smaller iPad seems to be borrowed from Android tablet vendors that have sold 7-inch Android tablets soon after the first generation iPad went on sale in 2010.The bezel on the side has been thinned down and Apple has even managed to shave its weight by half as compared to the fourth-generation iPad with Retina Display. Price-Rs28900/-
iWatch
Apple and Intel are working together to create and new Bluetooth-powered smartwatch that could be released sometime this year.This new smartwatch is rumored to have a 1.5-inch OLED screen, which is around the same size as the display found on the iPod Nano. A translation of the original report revealed that the display will be made from "a rhenium ocean of OGS encore indium tin oxide transparent conductive glass." Price-Rs8096/-
The new Macbook Air supercomputer by apple is not an ordinary laptop. This laptop is exceptional in appearance as well as in its performance. It offers a battery that lasts in standby mode for up to 30 days and runs for up to 7 hours. If you want to wake it from stand by mode, you can do it instantly and if you want to boot it up from cold, it will take just 12 seconds. Price-Rs54365/-
Microsoft has unveiled its first tablet named “Surface” to counter the Apple’s iPad.the new devices, expected to come out later this year around the time Microsoft releases Windows 8.Surface will come in two versions, both featuring a 10.6 inch, high resolution, 16:9 display, USB 3.0, front and rear-facing cameras and a kick-stand for easy viewing.The consumer friendly version of the tablet is just 9.3 mm thin, and 1.5 lbs. It will be equipped with an ARM processor that features Windows RT. The Pro version will be equipped with a third-generation Intel Core processor running Windows 8 Pro. This version of Surface will be available in 32 GB and 64 GB models.The Surface tablet will come with a cool “Touch Cover” that will feature a full keyboard and track pad. The touch covers will come in a variety of bold colors and are just 3 mm thick.
Microsoft hasn’t yet disclosed its price and release date.
