JXD releases S7100 Android-based gaming tablet

If you're going to steal, steal from the best. JXD has just released its S7100, a fairly conspicuous 7-inch Android-powered gaming tablet marketed towards playing old-school arcade games. The device features a D-pad, face buttons, an 800 x 480 capacitive touchsceen, ARM Cortex A9 CPU, Mail 400 GPU, 512MB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 0.3 megapixel front camera, 2.0 megapixel rear camera and HDMI-out. A video trailer shows the unit playing a variety of touchscreen games and classic ROMs including Metal Slug, Mario Kart 64, Angry Birds, Plants Vs. Zombies and Fruit Ninja HD. Not to be undone, the device also features the actual PlayStation button icons on its own buttons (sound familiar?), while the marketing website for the device sports icons from Apple, Google, Microsoft and others. If you're thus far undeterred, there's a must-watch promotional vid hosted just after the break -- nothing justifies a $140 price tag like Bieber, right

Toshiba Qosmio X500 Gaming Notebook– Attractive Design but Disappoints High-end Gamers

The Qosmio X500 from Toshiba has come up with absolutely new components and it is all set to blow your minds away. Talking about its design, it has bold and snazzy looks. Though the design has not really being changed but the introduction of bright Red LED lighting gives it a very attractive look.

Technical Specifications

Coming on to the technical specifications of this latest gadget, it supports four USB 2.0 ports along with sleep and charge function for the purpose of connectivity. The X500 is equipped with a full-sized backlit keyboard and there is numpad attached with it. You will notice backlighting across the keys as well. The quality of speakers is good and they are from Harman Kardon.

Is it worth buying?

It is powered by the latest Intel Core i7-2630QM, and is supported by a 750GB of hard drive and 4GB of RAM. Like everything in this world has its own share of pros and cons, likewise there are some drawbacks associated with the X500. There are plenty of gaps around the optical drive and the level of expectations a high-end gaming notebook should provide, it does not satisfy any of those requirements.

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Samsung’s two new dual-SIM Smartphones

Earlier this Thursday, Samsung unveiled two new smartphones for those who always wanted to have dual-SIM phones, the Galaxy Y Duos and the Galaxy Y Pro Duos gadgets.

Good for both Purposes

Both the smartphones offer great benefits for those who want to use one account for personal matters and second one for business purposes. Also, those who wish to share a single phone in emerging markets. Talking about the technical specifications, the Galaxy Y Duos is powered by a processor clocked at 832MHz and runs Android 2.3(Gingerbread). It has a 2.6-inch display and has a 3-megapixel camera. Both the phones will hit the Russian markets first and will then be released in Europe, Southeast, Southwest Asia, Latin America, CIS, the Middle East, Africa as well as China.

Applications Available

Galaxy Y Pro Duos has got tools like Polaris and Find My Mobile. While Polaris offers easy viewing as well as editing of Office documents, you can work with Excel, Word, Powerpoint and even PDF files while on-the-move. On the other hand, Find My Mobile lets you lock your phone anytime and it can remotely be traced and also, its contents can be erased in case of loss.

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