Apple announces 'iPad' on Jan. 27th

Steve Jobs calls the new Apple's tablet a 'truly revolutionary' and 'magical' product. It really looks like a big iPod touch. It features a 9.7-inch display, it weights about 1.5 pounds and is 0.5-inch thin and its processor speeds at 1GHz. It has, also, built-in connection with the iTunes Store and support for Youtube's Hi Def.

As it's an Apple's product it's going to rock, doesn't it?

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Alienware M11x; the most powerful ultra-portable laptop

Dell announced the Alienware M11x a mini laptop with unusual specifications for its category. Talking about unusual specs we mean that this laptop is much more powerful than other 11 inch laptops feauturing the NVIDIA GT335M graphics card that can easily be switched with the integrated graphics without having to reboot the system. Its performance is pretty impressive as it can hit 30 fps at Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. On integrated graphics it is estimated to hit 6 hours of battery life while on gaming mode it can reach 2 hours. More specs; hdmi-out, vga-out, 720p screen resolution (not blu-ray). This very interesting notebook becomes a good deal as its price will be just under $1000.

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HTC HD2 : Another one super HTC's mobile phone

Htc announced the HD2 for the middle of October. It seems to be a perfect mobile phone having all the features (5 megapixel camera with led flash, a huge stunning touchsdreen, wifi, hsdpa 7,2 mbps, GPS, bluetooth 2.1 and more) that made Touch HD popular. If the price is reasonable it will be another one succesful story for HTC.

More information at htc.com.

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Nokia Booklet 3G

Nokia announced the Nokia Booklet 3G. It may seem just another netbook but its features show it isn't. It's a mini notebook (as Nokia claims) with mobile phone specs that increase its mobility. It features a 10,1 inch HD ready screen, HDMI output,bluetooth, wifi of course, 3G, HSDPA, ovi suite and more nokia services. Also, as the pictures show it may come with Windows 7. In my opinion it's another digital breakthrough from Nokia that will be really successful. We will just wait to see.

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