HTC Flyer enters the tablet airspace

HTC Flyer enters the tablet airspace
Is it me, or is HTC just plain interested in dipping their fingers into every gadget cookie jar out there? The smartphone company Sony VGP-BPS9A/B has certainly come very far since its Windows Mobile-powered days, and has since rolled out a fair number of flagship models on the Android platform that can be considered as ‘superphones’. Well, the tablet market is fair game, too, and HTC isn’t lost on the idea – hence introducing the HTC Flyer at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, Spain.

At first glance, some people might think that the HTC Flyer has the Samsung Galaxy Tab trained in its sights, but surely that moving target is not worth the accolades, as the iPad is what all tablet manufacturers should be gunning for. Well, we will take a closer look at how the HTC Flyer fares in terms of specifications, and Sony VGP-BPS9A wonder how is it going to fare in the market.

Since the HTC Flyer is a tablet, it goes without saying that HTC wil continue their partnership with Google by running Android on it, and of course, skinning it with a tablet-centric version of the HTC Sense. You will find it come in a sleek aluminum unibody that ought to move heads, helping the HTC Flyer tablet exude an iconic style and build quality that HTC is famous for.

It won’t be heavy in your pocket either, being of the same weight as that of a paperback book, and VGP-BPS9/B has dimensions that should have it fit in a jacket pocket with ease. Other specifications include a seven-inch display, a lightning fast 1.5Ghz processor and high-speed HSPA+ wireless capabilities, making it quite the challenger on paper where specifications are concerned.

Of course, touch interaction isn’t all there is to the HTC Flyer, since it will also boast the new HTC Scribe Technology that VGP-BPS9 lets you rediscover the natural act of writing. HTC Scribe Technology will usher in a new era of integrated digital ink innovations which make it a snap to take notes, sign contracts, draw pictures, or even write on a web page or photo.

Apart from that, the HTC Flyer tablet will also play nice with HTC Watch, which is actually HTC’s new video download service. This service delivers low-cost on-demand progressive downloading of hundreds of High-Definition movies from major studios. No idea on how much the HTC Flyer will cost, and which carrier will it be tied down to, but we do know that a global release is set to happen in Q2 2011.

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HTC Flyer enters the tablet airspace

HTC Flyer enters the tablet airspace
Is it me, or is HTC just plain interested in dipping their fingers into every gadget cookie jar out there? The smartphone company Sony VGP-BPS9A/B has certainly come very far since its Windows Mobile-powered days, and has since rolled out a fair number of flagship models on the Android platform that can be considered as ‘superphones’. Well, the tablet market is fair game, too, and HTC isn’t lost on the idea – hence introducing the HTC Flyer at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, Spain.

At first glance, some people might think that the HTC Flyer has the Samsung Galaxy Tab trained in its sights, but surely that moving target is not worth the accolades, as the iPad is what all tablet manufacturers should be gunning for. Well, we will take a closer look at how the HTC Flyer fares in terms of specifications, and Sony VGP-BPS9A wonder how is it going to fare in the market.

Since the HTC Flyer is a tablet, it goes without saying that HTC wil continue their partnership with Google by running Android on it, and of course, skinning it with a tablet-centric version of the HTC Sense. You will find it come in a sleek aluminum unibody that ought to move heads, helping the HTC Flyer tablet exude an iconic style and build quality that HTC is famous for.

It won’t be heavy in your pocket either, being of the same weight as that of a paperback book, and VGP-BPS9/B has dimensions that should have it fit in a jacket pocket with ease. Other specifications include a seven-inch display, a lightning fast 1.5Ghz processor and high-speed HSPA+ wireless capabilities, making it quite the challenger on paper where specifications are concerned.

Of course, touch interaction isn’t all there is to the HTC Flyer, since it will also boast the new HTC Scribe Technology that VGP-BPS9 lets you rediscover the natural act of writing. HTC Scribe Technology will usher in a new era of integrated digital ink innovations which make it a snap to take notes, sign contracts, draw pictures, or even write on a web page or photo.

Apart from that, the HTC Flyer tablet will also play nice with HTC Watch, which is actually HTC’s new video download service. This service delivers low-cost on-demand progressive downloading of hundreds of High-Definition movies from major studios. No idea on how much the HTC Flyer will cost, and which carrier will it be tied down to, but we do know that a global release is set to happen in Q2 2011.

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Valentine's Day gadgets for geeks in love

Valentine's Day gadgets for geeks in love
Because geeks can also love and offer gifts at the feast of love, find some gadgets for romantic Valentine's Day. Apple, Sony, Samsung, ... Vaio VGN-FS battery will be something for all tastes.

Nothing like a gimmick to show his love geek in your life with this selection of gadgets special Valentine. Because new technologies and loving feelings can also be combined.

Sony VGP-BPS9A has put together a small selection of gifts for Valentine's Day, as personalized messages to be engraved on iPod Touch ($ 229), iPod Nano ($ 149) and iPad. Apple also offers good iTunes gift adorned with hearts (from $ 15), the red bracelet iWatchz Q Series that transforms the iPod Nano on display ($ 24.95) and the loudspeaker red wireless jambox Jawbone ($ 199 95).
Sony offers a camera DSC-W310 Cyber-shot Pink ($ 99.99), the pink version of the map light Reader Pocket Edition ($ 129.99), a special camera Valentine Cyber-shot pink and red, and red bag and SD card 4GB ($ 129.97) to go with, or even the Touch HD camera Bloggie pink version ($ 179.99).

If you have money to spend on Valentine's Day, the designer has created a smartphone Amosu Blackberry Torch limited edition 18-karat gold plated. You can choose the version Rose Gold edition, Vaio PCG-Z505 battery adding a personalized message and diamonds, and luxury bag that goes with (crocodile or python). From ￡ 8000 If you prefer film to digital, the Lomographic Society offers three new units in special edition for Valentine's Day: the Mini Diana "Love Is In The Air" (€ 99), the Diana F + "Take My Heart" (€ 89 ) and the Fisheye 2 "I Love You" (€ 79).

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Samsung has created a new website called Skin Art Samsung francophones, which Sony VGP-BPS9A/B allows users to customize a sticker with their laptop, monitor, printer and others, with photos, patterns and artwork created by graphic designers. On the occasion of Valentine's Day, you can choose a picture of your relationship and add a skin that says "I love you." From € 12.95. Free delivery in mainland France, and from € 4 for the rest of the world.
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