Acer beTouch E140 Review

Introduction:

The affordable Acer beTouch Exxx line of phones has a new member - the beTouch E140. Similar to the E110 and the E120, it's an inexpensive handset that packs a 2.8-inch resistive screen with a resolution of 240x320. Unlike the E110, however, this phone offers a few goodies like Wi-Fi and the Android Market, as well as Froyo (the E110 is running Android 1.5 out of the box), which makes it much more attractive than its predecessor. But is the Acer beTouch E140 better than its low-end Android rivals? Read on to find out.
Design:
The design of the Acer beTouch E140 and its dimensions (4.11 x 2.20 x 0.50) are similar to what we have already experienced with other low-end Android handsets like the T-Mobile Comet and the Samsung Galaxy 5. When you hold this handset, it feels quite compact, hence it's easy to use it with one hand, and it is also extremely lightweight (only 3.35 oz).

XOOM™ with Wi-Fi MZ604, MZ606

Introducing the first Wi-Fi-only tablet with Android™ v3.0. With a brilliant 10.1-inch display optimized for high definition video in true 16:9 widescreen format, Motorola XOOM™ provides a whole new media experience for mobile uses. By taking advantage of the NVIDIA Tegra dual-core chipset, everything moves faster: web browsing, video playback, gaming. Native support for both front and rear cameras provides easy access to either one. The addition of a gyroscope, along with a powerful graphics engine and built-in hardware acceleration, elevates game design to a whole new level. Motorola XOOM pushes the boundaries

Motorola® Atrix™ 4G

The dream of a continuous, connected experience comes alive with the Motorola® Atrix™ 4G . Plus, it has a Vibrant qHD Display. From smartphone to laptop, from entertainment center to in-dash navigator, the Motorola® Atrix™ 4G doesn’t miss a beat. Read an email from a friend, call them to make dinner plans, get directions to the restaurant, and then watch a movie afterward – it’s all in the palm of your hand.
Atrix™ 4G can be customized to your heart’s content with the thousands of apps available from the Android Market.
*A New 2 Year Agreement or 2 Year Qualified Upgrade is required on all handset purchases.
*A data package is required for this device.

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LG Optimus Pad first hands-on!

 

 We've just gotten back from playing around with LG's 8.9-inch, 3D-friendly Optimus Pad (known as the G-Slate in the US). This Android Honeycomb tablets sports a dual-core CPU inside and a dual-camera array outside, giving you both the optical and processing capabilities to produce 3D video. Its screen cannot actually play back glasses-free 3D, but if you really have to have that third dimension on the move, you'll be able to buy a set of glasses to recreate the effect. The Optimus Pad is slim, though we couldn't get a great feel for its ergonomics with all the wiring attached to it, has nicely curved corners, a matte black back cover that's pleasant to the touch and seemingly durable, and an extremely glossy screen up front.

We likened the Pad to the Optimus 2X in an earlier post and it carries over a lot of industrial design elements from its smartphone sibling, including the metallic strip down the middle of its rear branded with a "with Google" logo. That's actually meaningful this time -- the Optimus 2X wasn't a stock Android installation, it was subjected to LG's (not entirely successful tweaks), however the Pad looks to be a straight Google Experience Device, in much the same vein as the Motorola Xoom and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, its nearest and most direct competitors. That being said, the code on the device we handled still wasn't up to scratch on the software front, as evidenced by us managing to crash both the browser and Google Maps within a few minutes of putting down our first fingerprints on the tablet. The 3D camcorder also seems like a memory hog, we weren't able to get it started up initially because of the number of apps that were already open (which at the time was no more than four). Let's remain optimistic, though, this wasn't exactly a slate we snatched off a retail shelf and LG has time to optimize and spruce things up before shipping this thing out. We've got pictures for you below and a press release after the break. Video is incoming at the very fastest speed our wireless connection can carry it.

 

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 The best technology never makes you think about it. It’s just always brilliant. When I’m on the go (and I’m always on the go), I want all my forms of entertainment; movies, TV shows, music from my playlist, games, just as accessible when I’m at home. My T-Mobile® G2x™ with Google™ by LG, with its Dual-Core Processor, gives me everything I want, including blur-speed browsing and incredible multitasking capabilities. No excuses. No thinking. Just pure enjoyment.

 

 

Pogo Stylus for i-Phone 4G

The sleek design of the Pogo Stylus features an ultra-light aluminum body with an anodized finish and laser graphics. The soft tip glides easily over the surface of the display, making it fun and easy to sketch, draw characters, or just slide to unlock. Sized for accuracy, it does away with the awkward typos and misfires common to fingertip-only use, and at the same time helps to keep the screen free of smudges and grease.  Includes a newly designed bracket for the iPhone 4-G that also acts as a stand!
 elago Mini Stylus Pen for iPhone 4/3GS/3G, iPad and iPod Touch, AT&T and Verizon iPhone 4, Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab