Asus Eee Pad Transformer: UK Release and Pricing

Our number 1 wanted (well, mine anyway) peice of tech, is the Asus Eee Pad Transformer; the Honeycomb toting 10.1- inch tablet, that also (transforms) into a fully fledged laptop via a genious keyboard dock (sold separately).
You can pre-order the hybrid device via Amazon UK, with the official release date of April 18th. Want some pricing?



The 16GB version will run you £379, but if you add the keyboard, it'll bump upto (a still respectful) £429.

The 32GB version will set you back £429, but without the dock, which you must add separately.

You may agree, that it's a pretty good price for a Honeycomb toting, 10.1- inch tablet, and if you're interested, check out full specs and pics here. We're pretty impressed with the Transformer, the thing is a beast, and could be just the tablet to take on the iPad. It might not win, but it’ll give it a damn good run.

source: Amazon UK

Huawei S7 Tablet [hands-on]

The Huawei S7 is 7-inch, capactive tablet running Android 2.2. With cameras on front and back, SD card slot and docking port on the bottom. According to Engadget, there's a SIM slot, so there's a good chance it will boast 3G capabilities. Chech out Engadget's photo gallery for more.


source: engadget

Notion Ink releases Adam demo video

Notion Ink has just released a video of the highly anticipated Adam tablet in action, complete with that snazzy new Eden UI -- the first anyone's seen of the device since its first working prototype. The footage does seem to show a device somewhat worthy of the hype, with a responsive screen, a multitask-friendly interface and plug 'n play peripherals, although the real deal breaker will be Pixel Qi screen tests and some closeup shots. Notion Ink singled out vocal critic AndroidPolice to launch the (seemingly incomplete) video and gave the publication an exclusive interview too, so take your lingering doubts about the tablet's capabilities and watch the video!





source: engadget