Lenovo Yoga

Key Features

• 360 folding screen
• Ultrabook spec laptop
• 17mm thick
• The Yoga is designed for Windows 8, and will arrive as soon as Microsoft releases the OS

The Yoga at first looks like a smart but conventional 13in  ultrabook. Its metal clad on top and bottom with a consistently slim 17mm profile, inside is an attractive and comfortable leather palm rest and keyboard surround, a normal size keyboard and a normal touchpad. However, open it up and not only does the screen fold flat (a signature feature of many Lenovo laptops) but it will continue going all the way round so that it resembles a large tablet, just with a keyboard and touchpad on the back.

The hinge mechanism works really well, providing a smooth and solid action that secure yet easy to operate. It's actually a Lenovo patent, which is part of the reason why we've never seen another laptop/tablet hybrid of this type before. 

Once the screen passes the 180 degree point, the keyboard and touchpad are deactivated so you've no chance of any accidental presses. 

Considering this is the first laptop of its type, the experience is surprisingly slick. the mechanism just works and once in tablet mode its easy to use with a responsive touchscreen that's sensitive to 10 touch points. And as a laptop it functions just like any other. 

Razer’s Project Fiona tablet: The core i7 windows 8 based tablet.

Razer is a name synonomous with gaming power.Their complete line of peripherals and gear is dedicated to bringing the best gaming experience possible to their customers.It makes sense, then, that Razer would go above and beyond the call of duty when it comes to designing a tablet for gamers. Enter Razer's Project Fiona.
Razer's Project Fiona is going to change the way you think about gaming on a tablet. Imagine playing all of your PC games on your iPad or Android tablet with the all the functionality of your gamepad built right in. For those have you who, like me, have enjoyed the handheld portable gaming devices over the years like the PSP or Nintendo DS, the Razer Fiona is the next step up in that portable gaming. The only difference is, it offers a lot more in terms of processing power and gaming potential.


 In addition to the Core i7 CPU, Project Fiona will be running a hybrid Windows 8 operating system. Since its Windows-based, it will run all of your existing game-pad enabled PC games right from the start. Any future games developed for the PC and playable with a game-pad will automatically work as well. In addition, since Project Fiona is a tablet with an accelerometers and a multi-touch screen, new games will inevitably be developed to take advantage of these features. Project Fiona comes with the game-pad built in.

Mobile Number Poratablity

The Most awaited mobile number portability facility is finally being introduced on 20th January.  
Mobile Number Portability will let you change the service operator without changing your current mobile number.

HTC ThUnDeRbOlT 4G LTE AnDrOiD ViDeO SkYpE SmArTpHoNe

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d georgeous htc thunderbolt with a 4.3 inches high resolution WVGA capacitive touch screen. It has a 8 megapixel AF camera with LED flash and also 720p HD video capture , not only this but also 1.3MP front-facing camera.

It has a good processing speed because of its 1ghz processor.

It is pre loaded with basic google applications and also d social networking applications :)

HTC Thunderbolt is the first smartphone featuring built-in skype mobile with video calling which significantly eases video conferencing.

• 1 GHz Snapdragon Processor
• Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS
• 4.3-Inches Multi-Touch Capacitive Touchscreen
• 8 MP Camera with Autofocus, Face Detection, Geo Tagging
• 786 RAM Memory Card
• Dual LED Flash
• GPS & A-GPS Support
• HD Video Recording of 720p, 1280 x 720 pixels
• Secondary Camera of 1.3 MP for Video Calling
• First Phone with Integrated Video Skype Mobile (No Wi-Fi Required)
• 8 GB eMMC, MicroSD Slot Available
• Light Sensor
• Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
• 1400 mAh, Long Battery Backup

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Surface V2 At CES

One thing I should make clear right away, which is of course slightly disappointing, is that this is definitely not a consumer device. It’s too expensive and development is very much aimed at commercial deployment. That said, they hope to make the devices ubiquitous enough that having one at home would be redundant. You may form your own opinion of that strategy.

The device we saw was the SUR-40, manufactured by Samsung, and is a 1080p 40″ LCD display, with tiny photosensors embedded into the sub-pixel layer. We were told there were some tricks employed to space things correctly, but it didn’t appear to affect the image, which was as sharp as you would expect a TV of this size and resolution to be. It’s certainly more high-resolution than the original, which was 1024×768 and 30″, if I remember correctly. I’m surprised they actually changed the size by so much, considering how much research went into optimizing the UI for that exact hardware. Inside the case is a 2.9GHz AMD Athlon II X2 processor, and a Radeon HD 6700M GPU, if you’re interested. It’s also much thinner and lighter — four inches and a bit heavier than your average LCD — so wall-mounting is now possible: no small advance.

Touch sensing relies on the photosensors, which detect IR light (in the video, it actually sees my veins, very creepy; I refrained from putting my face on it) and use the long-in-development Surface algorithms to determine touches (up to a couple dozen or more, I didn’t ask about the maximum), shapes, and now, read text. The old Surface’s imager simply wasn’t high-resolution enough to get text and pictures, but this one is much better, though it’s limited by the DPI of the screen. They’re working on getting text and image recognition going.

Samsung’s Infuse 4G for AT&T Makes The other smartphones Screen Look Small

The last year’s 4.3″ displays, like the ones in the HTC Evo or the Motorola Droid X, were big enough?, friends — say hello to the just-announced Samsung Infuse 4G for AT&T, which packs a 4.5 inch Super AMOLED Plus display.

Here’s everything we know so far:

• 1.2 Ghz Hummingbird Processor
• 4.5″, Super AMOLED Plus (The second generation of Samsung’s Super AMOLED tech) display
• Android 2.2 (Running Samsung’s custom TouchWiz UI)
• 8 megapixel rear camera, with a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera