Already available in the US, Dell’s brand new Android tablet ‘Streak‘ is finally making its way to Australian market in October. In case you’ve forgotten, the device offers 5-inch 480 x 800 capacitive touchscreen display, a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, a 5-megapixel camera with dual LED flash, a front facing camera, a 512MB RAM, a 512MB ROM, a 16GB of internal memory, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), GPS, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headset jack and runs on Android 1.6 OS. The Dell Streak will become available in Australia from October 1st via Optus for free with a $59 monthly plan or for $649 outright. [Android Australia]
Here is an official demo video of Samsung’s first Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab. The video shows the gadget’s ability such as voice and video calling, productivity tools, multimedia features, and web browsing with support for Adobe Flash 10.1 and HTML5. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Planning on getting yourself a new Android Tablet anytime soon? If you do, why don’t you check out the newly launched X-Droid 10 from Haleron. Priced at $249, the device offers a 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 TFT resistive touchscreen display, a 1GHz ZT-180 ARM processor, a 256MB RAM, a 2GB to 32GB flash storage, a microSD card slot, a 1.3-megapixel camera, 1080p Full HD video playback support, Ethernet LAN, WiFi, two USB ports, a headphone jack and runs on Android 2.1 OS. [Haleron]
Folks in Italia will be able to purchase Alessi’s Android-based AlessiTab in November for €399 ($532). The gadget features a 1GB of storage, a DVB-T digital TV tuner, WiFi b/g and an HDMI output. The gadget also has a 10-inch screen, which is integrated into an L-shape frame. This L-shape stand allows for comfortable viewing when in upright position. Additional features include a webcam, a USB port, an SD card slot, a microphone and speakers. Video after the jump. Read more
Samsung has finally confirmed the availability of the Samsung Galaxy Tab for the Australian market. Priced at $999 for the 16GB version, this Apple’s iPad competitor will be released in November 2010. The Australian version of Galaxy Tab features a 7-inch display, a microSD slot for storage expansion, dual cameras, Adobe Flash support and the Android 2.2 Froyo OS. [smh.com]
Chinese gadget manufacturer RAmos today introduced its new Mobile Internet Device (MID) namely the T11AD. Powered by a 5-inch (800×480) display screen, this Android-powered tablet has a Rockship RK2818 chipset, which is capable of supporting Full HD 1080p video. Additionally, the RAmos T11AD also supports Wi-Fi, a card reader, and a USB 2.0 port. Too bad, there is no info on pricing or availability at this moment, so stay tuned. [RAmos]
Sharp has rolled out their latest digital TV tuner in the form of the AQUOS AN-IP100, or also known as the AQUOS Net Tuner. The device supports digital broadcast and allows you to record on an external USB drive any programs or shows you want. The Sharp AQUOS AN-IP100 Digital TV tuner will be launched on October 1st, 2010. No info on pricing at this time. [Akihabara]
Vizio today announced the availability of the 7-inch Edge Lit Razor LED LCD Portable TV in the US market. The gadget allows you to enjoy TV and entertainment from almost anywhere. The Vizio 7-inch Edge Lit Razor LED LCD Portable TV features an 800×480 widescreen high resolution Razor LED panel and a sleek design of less than 1-inch thick. With a built-in fold-away antenna, touch sensitive TV controls and a superior battery life of up to 3.5-hour, it doubles as a LED digital picture frame and provides the ultimate portable TV experience to enjoy TV on-the-go. The Vizio 7-inch Edge Lit Razor LED LCD Portable TV retails for $159.99 each. [Press Release]
Sony has decided to release a couple of new digital voice recorder (IC Recorder) in the Japanese market. The Sony SX series provides a 4GB of storage space and orientable dual microphones, while the Sony UX series is available in 2GB or 4GB model and comes with fixed dual microphones. Both digital voice recorders also adopt Sony’s new S Microphone System with surrounding noise reduction. Additional specs include a microSD card slot, PCM and MP3 recording mode, an FM radio recording function and up to 6-hour of PCM recording time. Read more
Peek today launched the next generation always On e-mail reader and multi-app device that allows you to check e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and Google maps. Known as the Peek 9, this gadget also supports Exchange Mail, Excel & Word document, PDF reading and a new RSS news reader. The Peek 9 is priced at $69.99 or $99.99 plus two months of contract-free service. Too bad, there is no lifetime service at the moment. After this contract-free service, the Peek service will cost you $19.95/month or as little as $9.95/month for 24 months. [Product Page]
