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Big dark cloud that has hung over every CES2010 Tablet / Slate announcement continues to build on the horizon as a great gadget to show in the desert to begin to draw near. There are lots of new Apple Tablet / Slate rumors as has happened only Tablet / Slate launched the device appears.

One of the few pupils come from an article that says NYTimes : the company has “spent the last few years working on a multitouch version of iWork,” Apple’s answer to Microsoft Office software suite. This could indicate that Apple wanted a tablet into a fully functional computer, rather than the more passive devices for reading books and watching movies. Read the rest of this entry »

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Just in time for CES, Lenovo is preparing a new smartbook called Skylight, a netbook refination the concept. Weighing less than one kilogram and the special features of their own interface to make getting online more quickly and more easily than ever before.

This little dynamo offers ten solid hours of battery life, along with some sweet technology including ARM specification 1 GHz CPU, graphics processor, integrated GPS, Bluetooth connectivity and, not surprisingly, wi-fi and mobile broadband. Read the rest of this entry »

Cobra Ups Their Game, Intros XRS 9970G and XRS 9965 Touchscreen Radar Detectors

Cobra has pretty much maxed out their line of radar detector when it comes to bells and whistles, except for one thing: the touchscreen. So, today announced the company XRS 9970G and XRS 9965, which included the same large red lights and GPS features found in previous models, but add a 1.5-inch touchscreen interface.

Other features include Super-Xtreme Range Superheterodyne technology detecting all 15 radar / laser bands, GPS Locator and subscribe to the AURA Lifetime, 8-point electronic compass, voice alert, car battery voltage display / low car battery warning, dangerous crossing, and reported locations for speed traps throughout the United States and Canada.

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