Finally, there’s a gadget to disprove the general notion that tablet PCs are a bit on the expensive side of consumer electronics. The new ARNOVA 7 tablet may not be as well-known as Apples, as big as the Galaxy, iconic as Iconia, as high as the Flyer, or as smart as the Thinkpad – but it sure does know how to stand its ground. In an electronics market saturated with wave after wave of tablet PC, the ARNOVA stands out on sheer functionality, practicality, and an almost unbeatable price to value ratio. For around $99.00 Arnova 7 offers a high resolution resistive touch screen with virtual keyboard, 720p video playback, integrated speakers, multi-format audio playback, USB 2.0 ports, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, and a 4 GB flash memory expandable via micro SDHC slot. The 7-inch screen comes with 800 x 480 resolution and 16-million colors perfect for web browsing and watching videos on the go.
The new Arnova 7 merely weighs around 340 grams and just about 12 mm thick yet it comes heavy with features. For starters, it runs an Android 2.2 Froyo mobile operating system and that means unlimited access to AppLib store. With the built-in Wi-Fi, news and other digital content can be delivered directly to this device. Subscribed contents and services can also be set as home screen widgets for instant access to relevant information the minute the Arnova 7 is turned on. Furthermore, this tablet PC can be easily converted into a mobile office through its included email app and optional office document and spreadsheet editors available via AppLib store.
People often ask for more advanced technology – the bigger, the faster, the whole lot better. The latest breakthrough in storage technology may not be as profound as the discovery of magnetic discs or solid state drives but it is as exciting. No longer are portable devices limited to 32GB of additional MicroSD storage – Kingmax just released the world’s first large capacity Micro SD card to reach the 64GB barrier. Its large capacity, small size and faster transfer rate makes it an ideal storage media for smart phones, high-end digicams, recorders, and even personal computers. Even it’s just about the size of a fingernail, this 64GB microSD card is the ultimate data storage solution made to meet the demands of extreme performance and new generation gadgets.
Imagine going to a lecture after a good night out with your buddies. Just thinking about the headache and body pains that seem to come from nowhere makes me feel queasy already. But you don’t need to listen at the elcture actually. You just have to be physically present and get everything that your professor says with a voice recorder and these new recorders from Sony would fit the bill.
