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Synology® Launches RackStation RS812+ and RS812RP+ (PR)
Synology has launched two new RackStations for their existing lineup. The new RS812+ and RS812RP+ are 4-bay rackmount NAS servers meant for small businesses, and add the scalability to already existing Rack Networking equipment. Both models feature a passive CPU cooling technology, a fan redundancy mechanism, and dual LAN network failover support to eliminate a single point of failure.

Specs Include
- 2.13GHz dual-core processor
- 1 GB RAM
- 4-bay rack mount
- write speeds at 202.31 MB/sec and 175.11 MB/sec in RAID 5
- DiskStation Manager 4.0 (DSM 4.0
- 2 LAN with Failover and Link Aggregation Support
- Fast Motherboard Swapping Design
- CPU Passive Cooling Technology & System Fan Redundancy
- Scale up to 8 Drives with Synology RX410
- Windows® ADS and ACL Support
- VMware® / Citrix® / Hyper-V® Compliance
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Synology^® Launches RackStation RS812+ and RS812RP+

Robust and scalable with optimized server reliability

Taipei, Taiwan—March 27, 2012—Synology^® today announced RackStation RS812+ and RS812RP+, expandable 4-bay rackmount NAS servers bringing high performance, scalability, and reliability to small and medium businesses.

“Synology RS812+ and RS812RP+ are built to address the needs of businesses that require high performance and maximum system uptime to run mission-critical applications,” said Peter Chen, Product Manager of Synology Inc. “They ensure business continuity with an array of redundancy and availability features,” added Chen.

Both models feature a passive CPU cooling technology, a fan redundancy mechanism, and dual LAN network failover support to eliminate a single point of failure and maximize system uptime during malfunction. Redundant power supplies in the RS812RP+ further assure uninterrupted service. To reinforce system availability and maintenance efficiency, the hot-swappable hard drives and easily accessible circuit boards are designed to be user-replaceable.

Powered by a 2.13GHz dual-core processor and 1GB RAM, the RS812+ and RS812RP+ achieve read and write speeds at 202.31 MB/sec and 175.11 MB/sec respectively in RAID 5 configuration with Link Aggregation enabled. When businesses grow, they can leverage the expansion capability of a Synology RX410 to scale up the total storage space to 8 hard drive bays and upgrade system RAM to 3GB in tandem with their expanding workloads. With comprehensive iSCSI support, the RS812+ and RS812RP+ provide seamless storage solutions for major virtualization servers, including VMware^®vSphere^™, Citrix^® XenServer^™ and Microsoft^® Hyper-V^™.

Synology RS812+ and RS812RP+ run on DiskStation Manager 4.0 (DSM 4.0), the operating system of every Synology DiskStation and RackStation. DSM 4.0 provides rich features to boost users’ productivity and simplify their tasks, all on a sleek user interface optimized for multitasking. Synology RS810+, the predecessor of the RS812+ and RS812RP+, has received numerous media accolades, including the “Editor’s Choice” award from Digital Reviews Network, Australia.

Visit http://www.synology.com/products/product.php?product_name=RS812%2B for more product information.

Availability

Synology RS812+, RS812RP+, and RX410 are now shipping globally.

Synology at a Glance

Founded in 2000, Synology is a young and energetic company dedicated to developing high-performance, reliable, versatile, and environmentally-friendly Network Attached Storage (NAS) products. Our goal is to deliver user-friendly solutions and solid customer service to satisfy the needs of businesses, home offices, individual users and families.

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March 28, 2012
Dell Launches XPS 13 Ultrabook in India

Dell has Launched the new Ultra slim Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook in India. With that Dell becomes the latest to follow in on the ultra book trend in India. Made from composite aluminum and carbon fibre, the XPS 13 is slim at just 6mm at its thinnest point and has a 13.3-inch display with a size of a 11-inch netbook.

Varying in price range from Rs.79,900 to Rs.99,900 the ultrabooks are still expensive. For Specs a Core i5 or Core i7 ULV processors, 4GB of DDR3 RAM comes as standard and along with a 128GB SSD. Of course you have he optional 256 SSD Upgrade. Here are the surprise options – a backlit keyboard and one USB 3.0 plus one USB 2.0.

The device will be reviewed on iGyaan soon so stay tuned.

March 20, 2012
Transcend Launches Industrial microSDHC Cards in India : Class 10 (PR)
The microSD card that we love, see and use in our phones are often neglected, but now companies are starting to take notice of the need for faster flash cards. Transcend has brought its industrial line of microSDHC cards to India, promising real class 10 speeds. The microSDHC cards have excellent temperature flexibility from -40°C to 85°C, shock and vibration resistance, and low power consumption claims Transcend.

The prices of the Micro SDHC Cards in 4, 8 and 16 GB capacities are –
- 4GB – Rs 270 approximately
- 8GB – Rs 360 approximately
- 16GB – Rs 900 approximately
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New Delhi, Delhi, March 13, 2012 Transcend Information, Inc. (Transcend), a worldwide leader in storage and multimedia products, is proud to introduce its newest industrial memory solution – an advanced microSDHC card that offers wide operating temperatures and excellent long-life stability. Comprised of high-quality MLC NAND Flash chips, these new memory modules are an ideal choice for compact non-stop applications that are often exposed to extreme operating environments.

Advanced Mobile Memory Solution

At only 10% the size of standard SD cards, Transcend’s new industrial-grade microSDHC cards offer greater design flexibility and cost savings. Despite their compact size, the microSDHC cards have excellent temperature flexibility from -40°C to 85°C, shock and vibration resistance, and low power consumption that helps to bring the performance and reliability advantages of industrial memory cards to small form factor devices. Their superb compatibility and durability characteristics make them suitable for use in industry-standard microSDHC equipped devices, such as handheld bar code readers, POS terminals, wireless communication devices, embedded systems, medical computing, set-top boxes, surveillance systems, portable vehicle navigation systems, and more.

Built-In Reliability Features

To ensure the utmost level of quality, all Transcend industrial-grade products undergo extensive reliability testing in all stages of production. Designed to ensure reliable performance and long-term stability, Transcend’s industrial microSDHC cards are manufactured using brand-name MLC NAND Flash chips. Additionally, built-in Error Correction Code (ECC) monitors the data that gets transferred in and out of memory and corrects any errors found. This greatly decreases the risk of computational errors during complex tasks, while at the same time increases overall system reliability. Featuring a wide operating temperature range and space-saving compact dimensions, Transcend’s industrial microSDHC memory cards are ideal for small form-factor devices that require stable operation under harsh conditions.

The advanced new Industrial microSDHC cards feature the top-of-the-line Class 10 speed rating, which guarantees a minimum read/write speed of 10MB/s while maintaining the highest level of stability. Now available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities, Transcend’s Industrial microSDHC cards are the most reliable compact storage solution for mission-critical systems.

The prices of the Micro SDHC Cards in 4, 8 and 16 GB capacities are –

4GB – Rs 270 approximately

8GB – Rs 360 approximately

16GB – Rs 900 approximately

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March 19, 2012
Hp Launches new Ivy Bridge based g4, dv4, dv6 and dv7 Pavilion Laptops(video)

HP has announced four new Pavilion laptops for the new Ivy Bridge platform the dv4-5000, dv6-7000, dv7-6000 and g4-2000 (the G4 is still on Sandy Bridge).

The dv4 and dv6 have a 2.3GHz i7-3610QM processor with GeForce GT630M graphics impressive Beats Audio and 14-inch or 15.6-inch (1366 x 768) displays respectively.

The dv7 model up the ante with a 2.6GHZ i7-3720QM chip, GeForce GT 650M graphics and 17.3-inches of 1920 x 1080 screen. The g4 will stick to options of i3-2350M and i5-2450M Sandy Bridge, along with a 14inch screen.

March 19, 2012
Intel Showcases new Technology at the Retail and Innovation tour in New Delhi

Intel on Monday introduced their new technology and features in New Delhi, India. Talking majorly on the new trend of ultrabooks, Intel showcased some reference designs and some already existing retails products.

The company also showed off its lineup of Tablets and All in One PC’s with touch screens. The new line also includes some interesting technological improvements including smart cache and better battery life performance.

The highlight of the event was Intel’s new smart security technology, which like Apple iCloud, lets you monitor and secure your laptop if lost or stolen. This new layer of security is added at the base level firmware below the Bios of the manufactured machine. Which will not change even if the laptop is re-flashed with a new operating system.

Intel also showcased the unique identifier for online security that is now inbuilt into their chipsets. Just like the One Time Password Generator handed out by banks to secure login credentials of your bank accounts, this technology can now be directly used via your personal laptop hence eliminating the need for a one time password device.

March 13, 2012
The new iPad overview, 5 mp camera, 4G, LTE, A5X Quad Core and Retina Display, US $ 499 with March 16th availability

Apple CEO Tim Cook, along with several executives including Phil Schiller, Today announced the next generation iPad, with a lot of advanced features including new processor, better cameras and resolution retina display.

A5x

Apple has updated the processor chipset in the new gen iPad to the A5X processor and quad-core graphics chip. Apple even claims its newest sliver of silicon can deliver four times the performance of a Tegra 3 chipset.

Retina Display

Apple has updated the iPad Display to a brand new Retina display, a 9.7-inch screen with 3.1 million pixels in a 2048 x 1536px setup delivering 264ppi.

LTE

The new iPad is has 21Mbps HSPA+ along with LTE radio capable of 73Mbps downrate.

Siri

Well not full Siri, but Siri Dictation comes to the new iPad.

Battery

Apple Claims a 10 hour battery with the new iPad aswell, 9 hours with LTE usage.

5 MP camera

The new iPad also has a 5 MP Camera at the back with backside-illuminated sensor, five-element autofocus lens with IR filter and captures video at 1080p with image stabilization. The ISP (Image Signal Processor) has been built right into the new A5X chip for better performance.

Price

The price remains same at $499 for the 16GB WiFi model and scaling up to $829 for the 64GB version with 4G. Expect a difference of atleast least 100$ when it finally comes to India.

Availability

The new iPad will go on sale March 16th 2012.

March 8, 2012
Corsair brings performance gaming Keyboards K60, K90 and Mice M60 and M90 to India (PR)

[dropcap]C[/dropcap]orsair has just launched their mechanical performance gaming Keyboards K60 and K90 in India, along with the M60 and M90 mice. Both the mice have 5700 dpi laser sensor, and are made of aluminum frame and a metal chassis. The higher end M90 has 15 fully programmable buttons.

Corsair Vengeance K60 and K90 are premium mechanical keyboards, both the keyboards have cherry MX red mechanical key switches and feature on-the-fly configuration.The K60 has full Key Matrix Anti-Ghosting 20 Key Roll-over on USB with a soft cushioned wrist rest. The K90 has 18 dedicated, customizable macro keys along with backlit keys. Both the keyboards are made on a aluminum chassis.

The MRP of all of these is as follows the M60 is priced a Rs. 3000/- whereas the high end M90 at Rs. 4000/- and both Mice come with a 2 year warranty. For the keyboards the K60 is priced at a steep Rs. 6500/- and with a minor difference the K90 at Rs. 7000/- , again both will come with a 2 years warranty.

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Bengaluru, Karnataka, February 28, 2012 /India PRwire/ — Corsair®, announced the availability of series of Vengeance® gaming mice and keyboards. These mice and keyboards come with superior responsiveness, precise accuracy and reliable controls to help in performing at the highest level while playing games.

The Corsair Vengeance M60 and M90 mice are of ergonomically designed to suit First Person Shooter (FPS), Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) and Real Time Strategy (RTS) games and provide a great grip that’s comfortable for long gaming sessions. The adjustable DPI, intelligent ergonomics, on-board profile storage and configurable weight systems deliver all the performance one needs. No matter what one is playing or how one can play, Vengeance gaming mouse will let one play their best. It actually does not matter if one is in gaming professionally, or they are just playing to win. Both the mice have 5700 dpi laser sensor, so that one can quickly and accurately aim for precise location shots.

M90 has 15 fully programmable buttons which can be accessed without compromising grip or control of the mouse. The mice are made of aluminum frame and metal chassis design is comfortable to the hand yet durable even for core gaming.

Corsair Vengeance K60 and K90 are premium mechanical keyboards designed for high performance First Person Shooter (FPS) and Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) / Real Time Strategy (RTS) gaming. The keyboards are designed for high-performance gaming, its flexibility & responsiveness match’s the necessity for competitive playing. Crafted with high-quality components and materials, Vengeance USB keyboards offer easy on-the-fly configuration, great key feel, and the mechanical responsiveness you need if one is playing to win. Both the keyboards have cherry MX red mechanical key switches.

The K60 has full Key Matrix Anti-Ghosting 20 Key Roll-over on USB with a soft cushioned wrist rest. The K90 has 18 dedicated, customizable macro keys along with backlit keys. Both the keyboards are of aluminum chassis.

“We have always tried to innovate and introduce technology rich attractive products which are futuristic in design and usage. These products are a perfect match for the current and the upcoming games in the market. Vengeance series reflects our true gamer spirits, our desire to build the products that one can’t find anywhere else,” said M A Mannan, Country Manager at Corsair Memory. “These products are sure to drive the attention of customers in the market and our partners are goanna love selling this for Corsair.”

Price, Warranty and availability

Model Price Warranty

M60 3000 2 years

M90 4000 2 years

K60 6500 2 years

K90 7000 2 years

All the products are available ex-stock.

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February 29, 2012
Performance gaming goes mobile with five new Nvidia Tegra 3 Games (Video)

Five new games capable of running on Nvidia Tegra 3 chipsets have been released. Tegra 3, with four performance processing cores, in addition to its fifth battery saver core, and a 12-core GeForce GPU, is putting console games on notice.

The following games are now available for download on the platforms

Golden Arrow THD

In its mobile gaming debut, Golden Arrow brings big-action, hack-and-slash gameplay to your Tegra-powered smartphone or tablet. It features higher-resolution textures, high dynamic range lighting, soft shadows and is filled with lens flares, explosions and fires galore.

Dark Kingdom THD

The classic Dark Kingdom role-playing gaming title has gone mobile. In Dark Kingdom, you play the hero of the nation and find the whereabouts of the missing father at the tower of gods. You collect spirit stones and rune stones to upgrade weapons, armory and skills.

Along your journey, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world of higher-polygon models, dynamic shadows, dynamic lighting and even rag-doll physics.

Eden to GREEEEN THD

Just because a game is free doesn’t mean it should skimp on the gaming experience. Eden to GREEEEN THD is hitting the “freemium” gaming scene with high-quality textures, quad-core scaling and more detailed models – all built on the Unreal Engine.

In the game, alien machines from another planet have come to swipe Eden’s natural resources. They’ve all but destroyed the beautiful setting, and only a handful of flora still survive. Euphoria, the natural energy of Eden needed for life to survive is dwindling fast.

Hamilton’s Great Adventure THD

The epic strategy/puzzle game Hamilton’s Great Adventure has you tackling daring, new levels with your trusty sidekick, Sasha the bird. You’ll be navigating fully dynamic levels that rival what you’d experience on the PC version of the game.

Hamilton’s Great Adventure has been adapted from Bitsquid’s DirectX 11 engine with Tegra 3 optimizations and quad-core scaling.

Sonic 4: Episode II

Sonic makes his triumphant return in Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode II via a Tegra 3-enhanced edition that puts nearly all of the console graphics right into the palm of your hand. Remember playing Sonic 1, 2 and 3 on your original Sega Genesis console? Remember how addicted you became to the fast-paced action of collecting all those rings and beating Dr. Eggman at the end of every Zone?

February 29, 2012
Micromax Tablet plans leak – 7inch capactiive
Micromax has started developing a nice and portable tablet that could be the envy of other tablet manufacturers in India. From the information available the tablet is a 7 inch monster with a nice resolution display and a set of specs to rival global manufacturers.

Specs include :
- 1 GHz Dual Core CPU
- 1 GB of Ram
- Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.1
- Wifi only
- Mini USB port
- HDMI Out
- 3D Vision capabilities
Apart from the above information there is news that the tablet will be launched before the 15th of March and will be manufactured in India. Sources close to iGyaan tell us that the tablet will come with add ons including optional docks and cases, smart pens and accessories that can be bought separately but will be available to the device exclusively.

Our source was able to tell us that the tablet will be priced at about Indian Rupees 14,000 and will come bundled with a a mini USB to USB cable and a 3G dongle capable of making calls and accessing the internet to make the device access data on the go. No information is known of the storage capacity but the device will also have an expansion slot of some sort.

More info when we get it.
February 29, 2012
Asus Rebrands Transformer line, Say Hello to ‘Infinity Series’

Asus has announced a major rebranding of its Transformer lineup of dock-able tablets, now to be called the Asus Infinity Pad. The first in this release lineup is the TF700T with a dual-core Qualcomm MSM 8960 Snapdragon S4 CPU and an optional LTE radio. For wifi only versions there is a Tegra 3 option, the 3G / 4G versions will have a S4 chip.

A lower end 16GB option will also be available, the specs are the same, including a quad-core Tegra 3 SoC, dual 8MP / 2MP cameras, 1GB of RAM, HDMI and a 10.1-inch, 1920 x 1200, Super IPS+ Gorilla Glass 2 display.

Infinity Pad will run Android 4.0 out of the box, 8GB of free lifetime ASUS WebStorage and 10 Hours of battery life along with a 6 hour boost from the Asus dock.

MORE MWC NEWS CLICK HERE

February 27, 2012
HP CEO : Windows 8, Intel based HP Tablets to come this year

HP CEO : Meg Whitman, Addressing a conference in Northern California, made it very clear that HP plans on bringing a new line of tablets to the mixup. Intel Based tablets are going to be a big hit in 2012 especially because of the new mobile platform chips made by Intel. HP will use this chips and introduce Windows 8 tablets this year.

[Business Week]

February 25, 2012
Qualcomm Krait S4 SoC Benchmark results out

Qualcomm’s next SoC is about to hit devices soon, but the company is already trying to spark buyer interest by benchmarking the bad boy. They sent the SoC to AnandTech and those guys ran a solid benchmark that clearly shows that the chip may actually be a great next upgrade for devices. A dual-core 1.5GHz MSM8960-powered device scored a near 240 percent result on the CPU benchmarks. The SoC has a advanced GPU which allows the Adreno 225 GPU to run at up to 400MHz.

[AnandTech]

February 22, 2012
EDIT : 2012 Another Year of the iPad

Its been 2 years since Steve Jobs got up on stage with a device that would change the way we look at portable computing forever. Since it launch, the iPad has held the crown as the most loved Tablet, with multimillion units sold each quarter. Now with the iPad 3, around the corner one can only wonder if Apple will continue to hold the lead over the competition. A kind of competition that never hindered them, there has been no real problem for Apple except the launch of the Amazon Kindle, but thats a story for another day.

Lets look at why we feel the iPad 3, if keeps up with claims, will be another tablet of the year.

Build and Form Factor

Since the beginning the iPad has been the only tablet in a unibody aluminum shell, the sheer feel of the tablet exudes to the effect of a premium device. Slim and well weighted the tablet is robust in construction and not easily destroyed, especially if you take care of the 9.7 inch display in front which can be extremely fragile.

The iPad was a wonderful device to hold in the hand, typing was easy – better in portrait and possible in landscape, it was not the most comfortable device to hold single handedly. The iPad 2 changed that completely, with a newer design that fit better, was lighter and had improvements to software which also made single hand operation easy ( gestures).

The iPad 3 is supposedly going to be built on the same platform as the iPad 2 with a small thickness increase, something that will not bother the buyer.

OS and Apps

When the original iPad was launched people called it an oversized iPod touch, possibly because the iOS was the same iOS as on an iPhone or iPod touch. Things have changed since then and Apple has added a bucket load of goodies to make the OS more a powerhouse for the best selling tablet. The OS is streamlined to make the iPad a pseudo-personal computer, with iCloud – data handling and synchronization has never been easier.

iOS for iPad also has better custom apps including professional creative apps from companies like Adobe, including Photoshop, Office apps from Apple themselves: iWork with pages, keynote and numbers for easy as pie office documentation.

Customizations to the OS, like a split keyboard and gesture navigation, make it really easy to use the tablet and no other company has been able to replicate the process in an easy streamlined manner.

The iOS platform also has the largest number of Apps on a mobile OS platform, with mostly all apps compatible with the iPad the entertainment and quality of games on the iPad still remains unmatched.

The iPad 3 is said to feature a major OS upgrades for the tablet including a main feature that is Siri on the iPad, which is already possible if you own a jailbroken iPad, but an official version will be well accepted and appreciated.

Hardware

The new iPad 3 is supposedly coming with a bumped up processor(A6 or the rumored A5X), which is supposedly carrying a new quad core processor with an advanced GPU, which will -or should improve performance by atleast 10 times. The new display will be a retina display (246 ppi : not true retina) with a double resolution ( 2048 x 1536 px) compared to the existing iPad /iPad 2, which will not only improve the media quality on the iPad, but also make it an excellent Book Reader, especially considering the new iBooks upgrade.

There are also claims of a network capability boost in the iPad 3, where some rumors point to a 4G/ LTE equipped iPad chipset, others claim that it will be a unified global device capable of CDMA/GSM network capabilities in the same device.

Apart from the above obvious upgrades, speculations of more ram and upgraded camera optics along with better speakers are also in the mix. So expect HD FaceTime and better speakers for your iPad 3s.

Games and Apps will perform better and open faster, seamless integration with iCloud will sync all your devices and keep them up to date. Apple may also bump to storage capacities to a possible 128 GB iPad.

Availability

The industry is buzzing with news of the iPad 3s release date, almost everyone claims that its going to be announced on the 7th of March 2012 with availability within 2 weeks.

Conclusion

Arguably, the iPad is not the best tablet in the market, but truly its the only one that has sold units in numbers close to PC sales. The Apple ecosystem developed by iOS – iCloud and Mac OS make it an Apple owners delight, somethings are just better on the iPad. Agreed Android offers more flexibility but the platform is still very fragmented. Even with ICS, android is laggy and the overall interface is not nearly as smooth as iOS.

If Amazon does come out with a 10 inch tablet, you can expect it to eat heavily into Apple’s share of the profit pie, only because Amazon will price it aggressively. Windows 8 / Windows Phone Apollo Tabs could also be another factor ( if ever released) .

Unless something truly unique is outed by manufacturers ( possibly a 10 inch Galaxy Note) no one will be able to bother Apple iPad sales, and the new iPad 3 will continue to lead the way through 2012.

What do you think?

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February 21, 2012
Intel ‘Lynx Point’ chipsets leaked

Intel plans on releasing Haswell architecture-based microprocessors, sometime in 2013, these chipsets will replace the existing Sandy Bridge lineup. The upcoming chipset plans have been leaked courtesy a chinese website. The new platform will be based on a new socket the LGA 1150 that will replace the existing LGA 1155 socket. Existing coolers will be compatible with the socket however the pin count will be different. The chipset will now handle only analog video signals, whereas the digital signals, like DisplayPort is moved to the CPU.

The chipset will support six USB 3.0 ports as well as power and performance optimizations for Rapid Storage Technology driver and vPro enhancements. The new design will cause less power consumption and hence less heat.

Intel has not confirmed any of these tidbits, so its safe to say that they can be had with a pick of salt and a late glass of soda to gulp it down, till the official announcement is made.

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February 20, 2012
Leaked : Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 is actually Galaxy Note 10.1

Holy unthinkable Batman! The next version of the Galaxy Tab which is supposedly coming out next month may actually turn out to be a large size Galaxy Note. A 10.1 inch tablet with a S-pen stylus.

The unconfirmed device was listed on the Samsung site, alongside the standard Note, Wave 3 and Wave Y as being highlighted at a developer event at MWC. Its possible that the total effect was a typo, But considering the overall response and success of the Galaxy Note it won’t be surprising that the company releases a larger tablet.

A ten inch tablet with a pen would do wonders for a user potentially attacking sales of the upcoming iPad 3. If this device was to exist, we call out a quad core processor, a high def screen Android 4.0.1 and a newer version of Touch Wiz UI. But hey there is no harm in hoping, right?

February 16, 2012