Almost every new tablet that has emerged in the iPad-dominated market has essentially been a direct competitor to the iPad, offering little, if any, basic usability advantages. It is for that reason that the Kno tablet stands out from the crowd. This tablet is being marketed to schools that are tired of dealing with the yearly fiasco of selling, renting, or even giving away textbooks. For many schools (both K-12 and higher education), the long-term savings and technological advantage may far outweigh the initial cost of the device.
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The Kno Textbook Tablet Preview
By | December 29, 2010 |
Zazzle Custom iPad Case Review
By | December 13, 2010 |
There are seemingly infinite possible ways to protect your iPad while on the go. Whether you like the Apple style case or a standard sleeve, they’ve both got one thing in common: they’re pretty boring! This is where Zazzle.com comes in. Zazzle.com gives its users the ability to create custom version of almost anything! From t-shirts to coffee mugs, phone cases to iPad cases, the process is quick and easy. So what do you get for your money, and is it worth it? Read on for MakeTechEasier’s rundown on the process!
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5 Best Kindle Tips and Tricks
By | October 16, 2010 |
I bought an Amazon Kindle some time back and posted an article about some of the basic tips and tricks all Kindle users should know about. Having used the Kindle for a while it is clear that while it’s book reading functions take precedence, its creators decided to imbue it with a number of features that tip it into the realm of a “tablet PC”. While it clearly does not have the functionality of an iPad, the Kindle has a set of unique features that makes reading books just a little bit more enjoyable.
In this article I will provide an overview of some of the more interesting features the Kindle has to offer.
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Sale Of New Sony PSP Reaches One Million In Two Months
By | November 28, 2007 |
Since the launch of new Sony’s PSP in September 20, 2007, the sale has now reaches one million in only a span of two months.
I think this is a remarkable achievement, as compared to PS3 that took eight months to reach a million.
With the launch, it once again created storms and waves of gaming frenzy. Other than being sleeker and lighter than the original, it also has more RAM, better graphics handling capabilities, stunning widescreen display and rich on multimedia functions. Not only does it capture the hearts of gaming enthusiasts, Non-gamers are not spared as well. In fact, it has already become a must-buy for gamers who currently do not own a PSP system.
In Singapore, the PSP-2000 was launched on Oct 20, 2007 and priced at S$280
I have already placed it in my Christmas wish-list, what about you?
