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Ah, hello again! It seems like just yesterday that we were talking up Acer’s latest Aspire Revo — a ‘3600‘ model equipped with a dual-core Atom 330 and NVIDIA’s Ion graphics system. Nearly a year to the day, we’re now faced with the company’s latest and greatest subcompact, the Aspire Revo 3700. As far as evolutionary advancements go, this one’s fairly predictable — within the one-liter box is a 1.8GHz Atom D525 dual-core processor, NVIDIA’s next-generation Ion platform, support for 1080p video playback, a 500GB hard drive, four USB 2.0 ports, 4GB of DDR3 memory, VGA / HDMI outputs, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, gigabit Ethernet and a mini PCIe slot. It’s expected to ship later this year with a $580 price tag, but it’s still a TV tuner shy of being exactly what our living room asked for.

Continue reading Acer introduces Atom D525-equipped Aspire Revo 3700, your den swoons

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Continue reading Mophie’s $80 Juice Pack Air ships to power-hungry iPhone 4 owners

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Here’s a little nugget you may not have already been aware of — Apple’s iPad is only capable of registering USB hard drives (via the Camera Connection Kit, of course) that are 32GB or smaller, which may or may not bum a vast majority of you out. Thankfully, Sanho’s latest and greatest HyperDrive was tailor made to circumvent that limitation, and it just so happens to be the company’s most capacious. Checking in with 750GB of open space, this unit boasts a “patent pending ability to turn individual file folders into virtual 32GB drives on the fly that are readable by the iPad,” and as you’d expect, there’s also a CompactFlash and Secure Digital slot for offloading images directly from your camera’s memory card (at up to 40MB/sec). There’s even a 3.2-inch QVGA color display, support for JPEG and RAW files and the ability to act as a vanilla USB hard drive; it’s available now for $599, though smaller versions are available for those with less pocket change.

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To say that Apple has taken mobile phone technology to another level would be stating the obvious. What it has actually accomplished is bring together mobile phone, computer and camera all under the sleekest of models in the iPads. Increasingly, new and more lucrative Applie iPad deals are also being annunced.

More than ever before, the iPads enable users to connect, interact in a more intuitive, innovative and enterprising manner. What is more, Apple has incorporated 12 million new interesting applications more than what it was earlier. This figure is over and above the already existing 200,000 applications on the Apple iStore.

Capitalising on the multi-touch touchscreen, and advanced features of the iPad, developers have built in 5,000 more totally new and innovative applications.  You can browse through internet, sent e-mails, sms, interact with your friends far and near with through the various social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.

Covering such a futuristing everything rolled into one mobile device are equally interesting and lucrative Apple iPad deals offered by the various network carriers – O2, Orange, T-Mobile, 3 Mobile, Vodafone, Virgin Media.

In the UK, the Apple iPad is priced at a suggested retail price of £429 (inc. VAT) for 16GB, £499 (inc. VAT) for 32GB, £599 (inc. VAT) for 64GB for Wi-Fi models and £529 (inc. VAT) for 16GB, £599 (inc. VAT) for 32GB and £699 (inc. VAT) for 64GB for Wi-Fi + 3G models.