According to a recent tip received by Engadget, Motorola’s hot-to-trot, Honeycomb touting bad boy will be coming soon, very soon indeed. The tip, procured from a Best Buy inventory system, states that Motorola’s Xoom will be launching come February 17th at a price of $699.99. — More after the break!
Android has come a long ways since the days of under powered smartphones and cheap KIRFish Shenzhen tablets. Just about everything under the sun, that isn’t running iOS, is under Google’s robust software, which is why here at T3ch H3lp, we’ve decided to compile a top 5 list of Android based tablets due to drop in 2011. — More after the break!
At some point or another we’ve all fallen victim to webOS’ illustrious design, its beautiful clean lines, and its dead simple yet intuitive way of getting tasks done, but now we’re hopefully about to see a tablet with everything that’s turned Palm’s plucky little OS into the next mythical giant of the mobile computing world. — More after the break!
Now, netbook tablet convertibles aren’t something new, in fact they’ve been around for quite some time now; however, as you’d expect most of them were just plane buggy and downright unusable. “But, what about a sliding netbook tablet convertible” you say? Well, the fine folks over at Engadget, got some one on one time with Samsung’s latest offering… the Samsung Sliding PC 7 series. — More after the break!
It’s been a long haul into the tablet game for other manufactures since Apple’s release of the iPad (and trust us, 6 months is a “long haul” in the tech industry). We knew Google, Microsoft, Palm and all major hardware companies we’re going to climb the hill where Apple managed to sneak up and perch their flag on the tippy top, but nothing could prepare us for the onslaught of tablet hype that emerged just a few months earlier. — Full details after the break!
In preparation of the Honeycomb tablet release, Motorola put out this video as a teaser. Dubbed “Tablet Evolution,” the video includes everything from the “durable” Ten Commandment tablets and “low resolution” Rosetta Stone to the “giant iPhone” iPad and “phone OS” Galaxy Tab. Then the screen slides on over to a hulking black stand with the Motorola logo on it.
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