Posts Tagged ‘Pc’
The iPad 4 will feature 4G
Marketing managers at Apple have announced a good news to all those who no longer put up with the desire to see their new tablet PC on the market.
According to speculation tech sites that are very close to the lead firm that knew Steve Jobs, Apple is preparing to launch the iPad 4 by the end of March, so only a few weeks would bewaiting to see what we really will offer this device.
But the end of this news is not reporting on the possible release date, but to share with you all the details you get to know about this brand new tablet …
Apparently the iPhone 4 would have 4G, something that fans and users and previous versions of this model of tablet have been asking for a while. This will gain a better speed when connecting to the internet. Read the rest of this entry »
Nokia will release a tablet with Windows 8 next year
As reported by Les Echos, French paper, this is the next version of the operating system to compete with the Apple iPad:
“In June of next year we will have a tablet running Windows 8,” said Paul Amsellem, head of Nokia in France.
At the moment the Finnish manufacturer denies any official confirmation about this news, but is more close to being true than to be lied to. Read the rest of this entry »
Amazon Launches Kindle Fire expected
Fire Kindle is Amazon’s new tablet which, after the success of the various versions of the Kindle book reader which leads its segment, seeks its way into the segment of tablets to take advantage of the open market for the iPad.
One feature that stands out and much is the price. Kindle Fire in the U.S. costs $ 200, almost 400% less than the iPhone, which assures us we will save enough money to buy a tablet. But the question that sounds pretty when talking about the Kindle Fire is what good is the Kindle Fire? Read the rest of this entry »
Apple confirms that the iPhone will not be forgotten in years to come
According to a recent report by Canaccord Genuity, the Apple tablet will continue to dominate the market for the tablets for some time.
The Cupertino company would end 2011 with a share of 56% followed by Samsung with only 12% with 5% Asus and LG with a 2% respectively Read the rest of this entry »