| LG Optimus Pad เป็น Tablet ตัวใหม่และตัวแรกของ LG โดยตัวเครื่องก็เป็น Android สม Series Optimus |
 ดังนั้นเป็นที่ชัดเจนแล้วว่า LG ได้เลือก Series คำว่า Optimus ให้เป็น Android ทั้งหมด เหมือนกับที่ Samsung มี Galaxy ที่เป็น Android ทั้งหมด แต่ว่าตอนนี้ยังไม่มีการยืนยันอย่างชัดเจนว่า ทาง LG จะใช้ Series นี้กับ Windows Phone 7 ด้วยหรือไม่ แต่ว่าตอนนี้มีแต่ Android ก็ต้องยกให้เค้าไปก่อน อย่างไรก็ตาม ดูเหมือนว่า LG กำลังทุ่มเทมากกับ Tablet ตัวใหม่นี้ แต่ว่าเรื่องรายละเอียดของ Spec ยังไม่มีการประกาศออกมาแต่อย่างใด แต่คาดว่าตัวเครื่องน่าจะบางและเบากว่าคู่แข่ง (iPad, Galaxy Tab) และน่าจะเข้ามาเป็น 1 ใน Tablet ที่น่าซื้อในตลาดได้ถ้า Spec ดี แต่เรื่องแบบนี้ต้องรอดู ถึงตัว Tablet ใหม่ของ LG จะดูบางและเบากว่ารุ่นอื่นๆแต่ว่า ความบางและเบานั้นส่งผลไปถึงการลดขนาดแบตเตอรี่ ดังนั้น การใช้งานอาจจะไม่ได้ยาวนานเหมือนของคู่แข่ง อย่าง iPad ก็เล่นไปซะ 10 ชม. ส่วน Galaxy Tab ก็น่าจะไม่น้อยหน้า iPad ถึงแม้เป็นแบบนั้น LG ก็หวังอยู่ลึกๆว่าการที่ตัวเครื่องเบาและบางกว่ารุ่นอื่นๆ อาจจะได้เปรียบก็ได้เหมือนกัน |
Showing posts with label TECHNOLOGY. Show all posts
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HTC HD Mini review
Does a smaller HD2 make more Sense?
The HTC Legend and HTC Desire handsets may well have stolen the show at Mobile World Congress in February, but there was a third phone unleashed by the prolific Taiwanese in Barcelona and, despite it's smaller stature, should not be overlooked.
The HTC HD Mini added to the company's collection of blockbusting blowers unleashed back in February and is, when it comes down to brass tax, the younger brother of the Windows Mobile-packing HTC HD2, which impressed at the back end of last year.
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More on HTC:
- See the HTC Desire's position in T3's Hot 100 gadgets
- HTC HD2 Review | Hands-on video
- T3 App Chart brings you the best apps for your HTC Android phone
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Billed by T3 as "the only handset that can make Windows Mobile work", the HD2's outstanding feature was the whopping 4.3-inch touchscreen screen, which somewhat overshadowed the more important matter of it being the first WinMo phone to utilise HTC's brilliant Sense UI.
Well, the HD Mini might have parred-down the screen to a more pocket-friendly 3.2-inches, but the WinMo 6.5.3 operating system remains in place. The HTC Sense UI, first seen on the HTC Hero, also retains its place on the Mini with a few new tweaks inuding live weather effects on the homescreen.
We had but a brief few minutes to shoot the handset following HTC's Barcelona press conference. So check out our hands-on video while we chase a full review that we'll bring to you asap.
Weird News: Brian Blessed in your GPS and more
It may be April 1st but, inconceivably, all these articles are really real.
Modded t-shirt lets you know when you have unread emails
If you're a tech obsessed fashionista then check out this prime example of gadget and fashion hackery; a t shirt that connects, wirelessly, to your phone and displays how many email you've yet to peruse.
Ozzy Osbourne and John Cleese and now Brian Blessed might be headed to bellow directions from your TomTom. TomTom have confirmed that if the petition reaches 25,000 members they'll start negotiations with the star of such classics as Flash Gordon and... erm... Flash Gordon.
iPad skin gives the Apple device a little Star Trek charm
The dreams of both gadget geeks and red shirted Trekies have been fulfilled; the iPad skinned to look like a Star Trek PADD. Now you too can have a "Captain's Log".
It's an overtly utopian design, but aren't all technology concepts? They make you all misty eyed for the technology of the future, like a slimline netbook with a folding, full-size keyboard.
Music video gives you 3D minus the glasses
Lets be honest, most of us will have to wait quite a while before we get to experience 3D outside of the cinema but this video, using a technique known as wiggle stereoscopy, gives you the illusion of 3D, minus the giant blue cat people and the three grand price tag.
iPhoneHD mock-up is impressive. Hopefully Apple is watching
We've got mock-ups on the mind today, as this delightful piece of concept art for the fabled iPhoneHD demonstrates. And just like all the iPhone concepts that graced the web before prior to its unveiling, it'll probably look nothing like this. Darn it.
Based on a pamphlet on spotting hidden handguns; a handy guide to spot who has an iPad on their person, so you can plead with them to use it... and then run away with it.
Might want to skip on ordering that 2TB hard drive you've been eyeing on Amazon, at least until they fix their packaging, as several customers have found their hard drives shipped with little, or no, protection and dead on arrival.
Massive product defects we seem let fly
Gadgets are great, except when their not and then they rapidly become the source (and recipient) of your ire, especially when these faults are built-in and there's nothing we can do, but just put up with them.
iCash - the iPhone card reader
By turning the iPhone into an on the go card reader it opens up a world of possibilities and monstrous credit card bills.
The iPad apps available on launch day
The iPad will certainly not be short of apps come launch.
If you’re lucky enough to have an iPad in the post, winging its way to you to enhance your Easter enjoyment, you’re probably wondering what new or revamped apps will be available for the device when you finally rip it out of the packaging and hit up the app store.
Well you’re in look as there will be no lack of apps available at launch, with over a thousand gracing the brand spanking new platform on its April 3rd release which will quickly turn into thousands, as apps make it through approval.
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The pre-approved apps available on release include the standard fare; such as Twitterific, one of many expected, Twitter clients, optimised news apps from the likes of the Wall Street Journal, Reuters and the Associated Press.
Meanwhile, for those wanting to have a little fun when launch day comes by, a glut of games will grace the iPad’s 10.1 inch screen, Flurry, an analytics company in the mobile industry, speculated that 40% of apps in development are games while major studios such as EA are making a large push onto the new platform.
Interesting additions to the app store also include the Magic Piano app, from the makers of the endlessly enjoyable Ocarina for iPhone, and Gray Wolfram Periodic table, a interactive periodic praised by Stephen Fry.
For those across the Atlantic, a Netflix app will be available free on launch day. The app, like the service itself, is only available in the United States will allow users to manage their cues and stream Netflix video on demand content.
The American broadcaster ABC, the home of shows such as Lost and Grey’s Anatomy, will have a free app allowing viewing of their entire TV line-up via Wi-Fi.
Rumours have also been circulating, ahead of the launch that Hulu is planning a video viewing app that may adopt a subscription model that could be see Hulu turning subscription-only.
Link: AppShopper (iPad app list)
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Passive 3D packing TV set to make three dimensions more affordable says LG.
LG is rolling out the UK’s first passive 3D TV in May. Dubbed the LG LD950, it promises to offer sharp 3D images at a cut price compared to the active 3D sets it currently touts.
Passive tech is generally regarded as being inferior to active, tickling the image using an overlaying filter to send half of an image to the left eye and the other to the right. Best of all, they can be used with cheaper polarised 3D specs, which can be picked up for less than pricey active efforts.
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