Toshiba has introduced a new set of tablet PCs into the ever-swelling UK consumer technology market in the shape of the Folio 100, a ten-inch touch-screen device that’ll set you back £329.
The Folio has pretty much the same dimensions as the Apple iPad, which was launched earlier this year and currently boasts an enormous lead over its rivals in the tablet PC sector.
Apparently not quite satisfied with having its iPad take consumer technology markets by storm, Apple is hoping to see its market leading tablet PCs taken to the hearts of business men and women around the world.
To this end, the company has done a deal that will see it work closely with the Unisys Corporation in an effort to offer a more reliable and comprehensive service to its professional customers.
Acer has introduced a new netbook device that’s being powered by Intel Atom dual core processors and boasting eight hours of battery life.
The Taiwanese company describes its new Aspire One D255 as offering “the ultimate mobile experience” and reckons their new netbooks can offer consumers worldwide all the fun they’d every want from the portable computers.
A new MacBook Air laptop has been unveiled and Apple has hailed it as the first in a new generation of portable computers.
It wasn’t that long ago that Apple enraged many customers by releasing MacBook Pro laptops with sealed in battery units. Meaning no upgrades, no replacements and a guaranteed short life time of the laptop itself.
Then came along HyperMac, who developed an external battery which connects to your MacBook and extends its battery life.
Unfortunately Apple have now filed a patent infringement suit against HyperMac and their parent company, Sanho, for using the patented MagSage power connector and 30 pin iPod/iPhone dock connector without a license.
Panasonic are going to prove that their batteries last the longest by sending a battery powered robot out in an endurance test.
Mophie launch new Juice Pack Air which boosts tablet, phone and laptop battery life.
Mophie are a company that have been building power packs for 7+ years now and the new incarnation of their battery pack technology is compatible with ios4 devices, so that’s the Apple iPad, iPod touch and iPhone 4.
