Tag Archives: Bluetooth 4.1

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
The Teclast X3 Plus Launches As Mid-Range 2-in-1 Tablet PC

What do we know about Chinese manufacturer Teclast? Well, Most of us probably don’t know anything, but the company, founded in 1999, has electronic products across the table, from tablet PCs, smart bands, power banks, and USB flash drives. Other … Continue reading →

 

TABLETS
The Asus ZenPad Z10 Is a 9.7-Inch Tablet Available Through Verizon

Asus and Verizon are teaming up to launch the new ZenPad Z10 ZT500KL tablet, exclusively tied to the carrier nickname, Big Red, and full of the best specifications yet. Just last week, Verizon announced the new offering in its stores, … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
Lenovo’s Yoga 710 Line Adds Smaller (yet Beautiful) Displays, and Excellent Battery Life

It’s difficult to tell right off the bat just how much “better” one laptop is than other. You get the main specs, like display size, the CPU model inside, the oh-so-thinness of the chassis; however it’s easy to identify the … Continue reading →

 

DELL
The Updated Dell Alienware 13 Features OLED Display, and It’s a Big Deal

We first heard of Alienware’s 13-inch gaming machine during CES back in January of this year. Even then, it seemingly won the crown for being a game changer for portable gaming. Since then, Alienware gave enough consideration to the 13 … Continue reading →

 

LAPTOPS & ULTRATHIN ULTRABOOKS
Lenovo India Wants to Provide a Valuable First Timer Laptop, and It’s the Ideapad 110

Lenovo India has announced a budget laptop, the Ideapad 110, aimed for first-time PC buyers. In a variety of ways, the Ideapad 110 is a value laptop, priced fairly and complete with just the features a consumer new to the … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
The Rustic, Round Runcible by Monohm Is the New Anti-Smartphone

Technology has come a long way in the last decade. Our phones, which once served as simple devices to keep us connected to those we loved, now serve as mini-computers which keep us tethered to work emails, social media and … Continue reading →