Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced several new tablet computers at the Worldwide Partner Conference in Washington DC yesterday. Those new tablet computers will run Windows 7. Asus, Dell, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba are all developing tablets to be released this year.
Although I say tablets, Steve Ballmer says slates:
This year, one …
Posted on July 13, 2010 by Eric .
Posted on June 21, 2010 by Eric .
What do most people miss on the iPad? I think it’s the lack of a camera/webcam. Apple could have included iChat (and maybe iMovie), so you can chat with your friends using the camera and actually seeing each other. All the while the iPad is resting on your lap without …
Posted on February 15, 2010 by Eric .
Former Microsoft employee, Bill Hill, who was leading ClearType of Microsoft, a technology to display text on digital screens in a readable way, says the iPad will be a huge success. The Tablet PC is in fact a laptop-pc with tablet functionality and the Kindle is a transition device. The …
Posted on February 13, 2010 by Eric .
Steve Jobs introduced a Multi-Touch version of iWork on Wednesday, January 27th. When the iPad launches Pages, Numbers and Keynote will also become available for $9.99 each. But if you really want another productivity suite, like Office for example, you want to wait a little longer before you decide what …
Posted on January 7, 2010 by Eric .
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has introduced several tablet computers at CES in Las Vegas. HP is one of the big names among them. The Windows-tablet aims at the multimedia market. Users can watch movies, listen to music, play games, surf on the web, and read digital books, newspapers and magazines.
The …
Loading ...