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Sharp to Discontinue Original Galapagos e-readers, 7-inch species survives

The manufacture of Sharp announced that it will stop taking orders for Galapagos e-readers 5.5- and 10.8-inch Android tablets on September 30th, just nine months after they first launched.

A company confirmed that Sharp isn't leaving the market altogether, as it plans to continue churning out the 7-inch A01SH that launched last month.

The Japan-based firm is confident that "the market for electronic books will continue to expand," but decided to terminate its older slates because they've already "fulfilled the purposes that they were designed for."

Sharp declined to disclose sales figures for the doomed devices, though local media outlets are reporting that they may have been squeezed out of the Japanese market by the iPad - a decidedly Darwinian explanation.

Sharp Galapagose eReader


source: AFP
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NEC LaVie Touch Windows 7 Tablet with DVD-Pporting Dock

NEC LaVie Touch is same with VersaPro but there difference here is, NEC LaVie Touch comes packed with a bevy of accessories, including a keyboard, mouse and a dock that happens to hold a DVD drive.

NEC LaVie Touch is underneath the 10.1-inch, 1280 x 800, IPS touchscreen is a 1.5GHz Oak Trail CPU , 2GB of RAM and a 64GB SSD. Sure the pair of full USB ports, HDMI jack, WiFi, Bluetooth and SD reader are welcome, but it's that optical drive packing stand that really makes this a unique package.

NEC LaVie Touch should be landing in Japan next month for around $1,200 with the accessories.

NEC LaVie Touch Tablet
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ASUS Eee Slate B121

ASUS Eee Slate B121 is best to port the tab buzz to the enterprise that introduced by ASUS

ASUS Eee Slate B121 runs Windows 7 Professional atop an Intel Core i5 processor, and comes loaded with the security tweaks necessary for the corporate road warrior

Also, ASUS Eee Slate B121 tacked on to the $1,500 12.1-inch package are a Bluetooth keyboard and Wacom Digitizer stylus. As for the specs, well, there's a 1280 x 800 LED Gorilla Glass display , 4GB RAM, 64GB of storage, dual USB 2.0 ports, mini-HDMI out, SD card slot and 2 megapixel front-facing camera and this blog has article that you read about t-moblie


ASUS Eee Slate B121

    Eee Slate B121 Specifications
  • Display 12.1"
  • Resolution 1280 x 800
  • OS Windows 7 Professional (64 bit)
  • Processor Intel Core i5-470UM
  • Storage 64GB SSD
  • Networking 802.11B/G/N
  • RAM 4GB DDR3-1333
  • Battery Life 34 W/h, 4.5 hours
  • Warranty 1 year
  • Camera 2.0 Megapixel (front)
  • Weight 2.6 lbs.
  • Size 12.28" x 8.16" x .67"
  • Input Device Bundled Bluetooth keyboard, multi-touch, Wacom Digitizer stylus
  • Features Trusted Platform Module, Computrace® LoJack® ready
  • MSRP $1,499
source: ASUS
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Medion Announces LifeTab P9514 Tablet

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Verizon | Cisco Cius Tablet

Cisco Cius
Ordinarily the trumpets noise when a new Android-based slate  hits the town, but the IT-friendly Cisco Cius isn't really the type to get all hot and daunted over. We've had plentitude of signs that this unreal hunting not-a-video-phone was forthcoming to Big Red's Enterprise accounts and official statement from the opportunist means your pull of the kiosk will be deed whatever locked-down, Angry Birds-less paper know subsequent this season. There's a complete bit of 4G LTE buzz in the exudate, but i possess to punctuate that it's nomadic spot only -- thought this WiFi-equipped pad isn't the brimful office-on-the-go you strength have hoped for. Out-of-context Painter. Don't miss to read more articles on this blog about Motorola Droid 3



Verizon Combines the Power of 4G LTE with the Cisco Cius Tablet to Improve Mobile Enterprise Collaboration
Helps Businesses Employ Tablets for Industry-Specific Applications
News Release
NEW YORK – July 13, 2011 The ancient Greeks relied on them. So did Moses when it came to accomplishing one of his most significant deliverables. And now businesses are equipping mobile workforces with tablets of their own to boost productivity and speed customer service.
To meet this newest trend in tablet use, Verizon is combining the power of its 4G LTE network with the Cisco Cius™ to help customers decentralize and accelerate decision-making for better business outcomes.
The Cisco Cius will be available to Verizon enterprise and government customers around the world later this summer, and those located domestically will be able to combine the device with a Verizon Wireless 4G LTE mobile hot spot. Designed for the enterprise, the Android-based Cisco Cius combines voice, video, collaboration and virtualization capabilities on one device. When powered by Verizon's 4G LTE network, mobile workers will be able to easily use bandwidth-intensive video applications - including between devices - for more effective collaboration.
"Mobile applications over intelligent high-speed networks will continue to eliminate barriers in the workplace," said Mike Smith, vice president for Verizon enterprise communications, network and mobility sales. "We're forecasting a perfect storm where advanced enterprise tools such as the Cisco Cius mesh with the speeds made possible by 4G LTE to make the virtual office a more robust reality than ever."
Putting Tablets to Work
In general, industries such as retail, financial services, healthcare and government can employ tablets to change the pace of their business.

Retail: Sales associates can employ tablets while out on the floor to look up product and inventory information for customers, in addition to processing transactions on the spot.
Financial Services: Bankers and financial advisors can take advantage of the video capabilities of tablets for face-to-face meetings with clients, saving the time it takes to meet up at physical locations.
Health care: Medical professionals can use tablets to collaborate on patient care and speed critical decision-making.
Government: Tablets can increase productivity of government users - from military to civilian government field workers to emergency first responders - allowing them to enter information or share it quickly with remote offices to complete the business of government more efficiently.

Through Verizon's Managed Mobility portfolio, enterprise customers can securely deploy a wide range of devices to employees. Capabilities include device management; expense tracking management; lock and wipe features for protecting sensitive data; and mobile delivery of popular business and consumer apps from the cloud. In addition, the company offers a full suite of professional services to help organizations create policies and design mobility programs to suit varied requirements.

Verizon is a global network communications leader in driving better business outcomes for enterprises and government agencies. Verizon delivers integrated IT and communications solutions via its global IP and mobility networks to enable businesses to securely access information, share content and communicate. Verizon is rapidly transforming to a cloud-based "everything-as-a-service" delivery model that will put the power of enterprise-class solutions within the reach of every business. Find out more at www.verizonbusiness.com.


source: engadget

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