Move over iPad! Sitting on our test bench is Australia’s latest Tablet PC, a beautiful 10 incher from the House of Tegatech.
You may know Tegatech as the key distributor and seller of UMPCs and ruggedised tablet PCs to list a few of their niche products. And you may know them from [...]
By Martin Regtien
Contributing Writer, RealTechNews
With the sheer number of Network Media Players on the market today, manufacturers are increasingly looking to find a clever angle to distinguish their products from the others. In putting a Blu-Ray drive inside the BD Prime 3.0, HDi Dune’s angle is more of a convergence. A convergence of everything HD.
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By Alice Hill
RealTechNews
If you travel a lot like me, you know that the lighter something is the better. I don’t even bother carrying a data projector for that very reason, but it is a pain wrangling with various conference room projectors and hunting for the remote, or the video cable again and again. Wouldn’t it [...]
Longtime readers of this blog have noticed that Michael Santo has been doing the heavy lifting largely alone for at least two years now. Yikes! My goal was not to disappear, but I thought it was high time I popped back on and let RTN readers know what I have been up to.
Long [...]
By Alice Hill
RealTechNews
Twitter hype is so loud that I am sorry to add to it, but this one caught my eye. For those stuck in office cubicles unable to tweet undetected, and who want the ease of a desktop client like TweetDeck – comes Spreadtweet. Spreadtweet is a cleaver little app written by Elliott Kember [...]
BEGIN ALICE RANT: Call me old fashioned, but I like my CEOs to be a little on the casual side – to a point. Bill G in his cords, Steve Jobs in his classic black mock turtleneck. But I draw the line at the ponytail. The ponytail to me signals leadership trouble, and [...]
Sometimes the real surprising things in life come in small packages. Particularly when they combine innovation, usefulness and amazing value for money.
I’m talking about the Norhtec Gecko Edubook. This is a netbook aimed at a specific market: the same market as the OLPC which aims to bring a laptop to every [...]
By Martin Regtien
Contributing Writer, RealTechNews
There’s no denying it: Rugged, wearable video cameras are cool.
As for rugged, wearable High Definition video cameras, well that’s just a whole new level of cool.
Read on for Paul Moon’s review of the very cool VHoldR ContourHD right here.
Off-topic:1. There is one standoff that is not in right now, so my mobo is screwed in with 8 screws as opposed to the total of 9 that it should be. Will this have any effect at all?
2. I had to use force to push in the back panel while someone else screwed in the thumbscrews. What effect will this have?
#1 - HP w1707 17″ 1440×900, DVI and VGA
#2 - Acer AL1916w 19″ 1440×900, VGA only
#3 - ProView PL926WBi 900W 19″ 1440×900, VGA only
All are LCD monitors in fairly good shape, no dead pixels, no scratches. The screens could maybe use a little cleaning, but that’s it.
How much are these worth?
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