Crestron always expose new products that cater to home entertainment, environmental control, energy management, green technology, home health, security, and more and this time they it has introduced iPanel for the iPad. The panel surrounds the iPad in a hardware dock with buttons for key functions.
The iPanel uses the Wi-Fi to transmit button presses to other Crestron equipment. However, it costs mind-boggling 500 dollars.
Mouse Computers Japan is soon going to launch its first Android tablet, LuvPad AD100 that features the Nvidia Tegra 250 chipset. This tablet features a 10-inch LED backlight capacitive display with 1024×600 pixel resolution, 512MB RAM, 8GB flash storage, and 802.11g Wi-Fi.
There have been countless iPad clones since the debut of the magical iPad, but this one really deserves special mention. This is because it uses the same chassis as the original one and has the same display size as well – 9.7-inches.
Apple claims 10+ hours of battery life. There is also battery lifespan to manage so that your iPad will still hold a charge. In order to manage the power it is advisable to update the new version iPad OS. The most obvious suggestion would be to turn off the Wifi when not in use.
Android Tablet love story continues and here is yet another example of it – GPad G10. Priced reasonably at 185 dollars, the G10 has enough features to make a credible case for itself. To start with, the GPad has a 7-inch LCD display and packs a resolution of 800×480 pixels. It has a Telechips 8902 ARM 11 based processor that runs at a clock speed of 800MHz. It has got 256MB RAM , but its internal storage space is pretty small at just 2GB.
Rumors are brewing that the Apple will offer free iPad engraving for those who purchased the iPad this fall. This will allow the customers to customize their expensive tablet.
Would you go for an engraving? I would not because next year, I will get iPad 2 and sell my current one.
