Logitech launches the Joystick for iPad that attach to the screen of iPad for gaming. The device attaches to your iPad with suction cups that are easy to apply and easy to remove, offering a thumb-stick style game controller so you will never miss the control area anymore.
Logitech releases the Fold-Up Keyboard that attaches to the back of iPad 2. Instead of a folio-style design, the Fold-Up keyboard splits into two halves and can be closed and rests securely underneath your iPad 2. Open it, it will hold your iPad at an ideal angle for typing and taking notes. The keyboard offers full-sized QWERTY keyboard for easy typing.
Logitech’s Fold-Up Keyboard wakes up and is ready to use as soon as it’s unfolded, and it turns itself off automatically when it’s folded to save battery power. It can be used with Apple’s Smart Cover. The keyboard charges via USB.
The Logitech Fold-Up Keyboard for iPad is priced at $129.99.
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Kanex releases the C247DL, a simple dual-link DVI with USB to Mini DisplayPort adapter designed for users to connect their Mac or PC with DVI to the Apple LED Cinema Display. Thanks to this converter, you can now connect your 2006 – early, 2008 MacBook Pro, 2005–mid and 2007 Mac Mini to the new Apple Cinema Display with Mini DisplayPort input. The Kanex C247DL converts the video signal from dual-link DVI with support for up to 2560×2048 resolution. As DVI does not support audio, the C247DL transfers 2-channel audio via USB to the built-in speakers of the Apple LED Cinema Display. The adapter is priced at $149. |
Fashion brand Pierre Cardin enter the tablet market by introducing the PC-7006, a 7-inch Android tablet device. Powered by Samsung’s S5PV210 Cortex-A8 1.0 GHz processor with 512MB RAM, the tablet runs Android 2.2 Froyo, instead of tablet-friendly Android 3.0.
The PC-7006 sports a 7-inch 800×480 capacitive multitouch display, a 1.3 Megapixel front camera, 4GB internal storage, WiFi 802.11b/g connectivity and HDMI output. The tablet has mini USB HOST port, a mini USB port and a microSD card slot. A 4400mAh battery is included.
The Pierre Cardin PC-7006 costs GBP275, including a protective case.
Pandigital Planet
Pandigital brings three new Android media tablets, the Planet, Nova and Star. All models are powered by Cortex A9 processor with embedded hardware 3D graphics engine for faster response time and enhanced performance. However, Instead of tablet-optimized Android 3.0 Honeycomb, these tablets runs Android 2.2 (Planet, Star) or 2.3 (Nova) OS.
Pandigital Nova
The Planet, Nova comes with a 7-inch 800×600 LCD display while the Star gets a 7-inch 800×480 screen. Each of them have a sensitive ActiveTouch touchscreen interface with multi-touch support. The former two models have 2GB onboard memory and the latter comes with 4GB. They support WiFi connectivity and comes pre-loaded with Barnes & Noble’s eStore e-book store and GetJar app store. You can also find built-in 2-Axis Accelerometer, mini USB port and mini HDMI connector.
Pandigital Planet (R70A200) and Nova (R70F452) are priced at $189 and the Star (R70B200) costs $159. The Planet is available at Amazon.com.
Pandigital Star
WIMM Labs announced its wearable computer platform based on Android OS. The platform offers a full color touchscreen and support for Bluetooth and WiFi. WIMM Module can be loaded with a variety of Android-based Micro Apps created by using an open SDK and works with Android, Blackberry and iOS devices seamlessly.
The WIMM module also packs Accelerometer and Magnetometer sensors for accurate motion tracking. It will come pre-loaded with a library of custom watch faces and core Micro Apps, including: Caller ID, SMS Preview, Lost Phone Warning, Calendar, Weather, World Clock and more.
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